The Skin Microbiome Review

Scalp malodour is a significant concern, and unlike other body areas associated with unpleasant odour, there are currently no specific...

The scalp microbiome plays an important role in regulating hair growth, dandruff and sebum secretion, as well as preventing scalp...

The scalp is home to millions of microbes that protect the skin from infection and promote functions like hair health and growth. Various...

The scalp microbiome plays a crucial yet often overlooked role in the development and treatment of alopecia. Studies have shed light on...

Rosemary oil has become increasingly popular in the hair care cosmetics industry, praised for its potential to improve scalp health and...

The scalp hair shaft microbiota is distinct from that of the scalp skin.

Often colloquially termed "fungal acne," Malassezia folliculitis (MF) is an infection of the hair follicle triggered by yeasts belonging to

Alopecia (hair loss) can be caused by factors such as reduced physiological function, scalp tension-induced blood flow disorders...

The skin surface micro-environment is colonised by a wide range of microorganisms, including bacteria, archaea, viruses, and fungi.