42 SKIN MICROBIOME a 4 +5% 3 0.04 2 0.02 1 b 0.06 +50%
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Figure 5: Evolution of the P. acnes / S. epidermidis (A) and M. globosa / M. restricta (B) ratios after 4 weeks of treatment with Capibiome.
dominant species, makes it possible to highlight an effect of Capibiome on the scalp microbiota. The product increases both the P. acnes / S. epidermidis ratio and the M. globosa / M. restricta ratio, respectively by +5% and +50% (Fig 5). These results are in favour of a reduction of dandruff, which is confirmed by the results of the clinical evaluation of scalp condition conducted on the volunteers. After 4 weeks of treatments with Capibiome, a significant decrease in scaling is observed: -52% on average (p<0.001), and up to 100%. The clinical assessments also revealed a positive impact of the treatment on the global scalp condition, which can be visualised in Figure 6. The scalp is significantly soothed after 4 weeks of use of Capibiome: itching and prickling are significantly reduced by -59% and -78% respectively (p<0.001), and up to 100%.
Conclusion Skin microbiota equilibrium seems to be determinant for skin health. Although the mechanisms leading to dysbiosis are not
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always clearly identified, ecosystem rebalancing is an interesting strategy to improve skin disorders. Here we presented two eco-friendly active ingredients that work in partnership with the microbiota to return to “healthy” skin and scalp conditions.
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Figure 6: Visualization of the benefit of treatment with Capibiome for 4 weeks on scalp condition. PERSONAL CARE EUROPE February 2020
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