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Black bee honey ferment to restore the skin’s natural microflora

Microbiome-friendly skin care and bee beauty are two hot trend topics in the cosmetics industry right now. Address them both with Black BeeOme, the new launch of Mibelle Biochemistry: A new active based on fermented honey of a rare Swiss black bee, that supports the microbiota recovery of the skin.

Holistic approach to the skin’s microbiome through fermentation

The microorganisms hosted on the human skin had been formerly accredited for their role in different skin diseases and consequently the emphasis in medical implication involved how to remove the pathogenic organisms. However, research in recent years through microbiome studies has revealed that the microbes on the skin are a vital part of the host–microbiota symbiotic system, which suggests that skin commensals play important roles in terms of maintaining skin health and proper function. This new view appeals for paradigm-shifting acknowledgment of the functions of the skin microorganisms in skin health and new treatment strategies for microorganism-associated skin diseases.

The most recent research has revealed the complexity of this field as the amount and type of microbes varies significantly between different subjects and also between different skin areas within one person. In general, it is believed that the broader the variety of microbes at a specific skin site, the better it is for the health of the skin. A disruption of this skin ecosystem may not only influence diseases such as psoriasis or acne, but also skin ageing, barrier function and wellbeing.

Consequently, having a well-balanced cutaneous microflora is important for a healthy and beautiful skin, protecting its balance and its recovery represents a winning strategy for skin care products. The approach of Black BeeOme was to produce a fermented ingredient using Zymomonas mobilis, a special microorganism that specifically digests basic sugars and leaves polysaccharides intact. As a result, the carbon source for unwanted bacterial growth on the skin is removed. On the other hand, the ferment contains prebiotic factors that help to control the growth of microorganisms on the skin.  

Extensive clinical study data 
In vitro and clinical studies have shown that Black BeeOme promotes a faster skin flora recovery after washing as well as skin barrier recovery. In addition, the fermented black bee honey diminished the sebum production and improved the uniformity of oily and uneven face skin. When applied on a sheet mask, Black BeeOme showed a clear improvement of impure skin of volunteers living in urban, polluted areas after only 15 minutes of a single application.

Black BeeOme offers unique benefits for manufacturers and consumers: 
•             Honey of a rare and extremely resistant black Swiss bee
•             Assists general skin microbiota recovery
•             Immediate and long-term improvement of impure skin
•             Continuation of the tradition of honey in cosmetics in a novel form
•             Sheet mask formulation with proven efficacy

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Upcoming Events

in-cosmetics Global

Paris Expo Porte de Versailles
16th – 18th April 2024

NYSCC Suppliers' Day 2024

Javits Center, New York
1st - 2nd May 2024

9th Anti-Ageing Skin Care Conference

Royal College of Physicians, London
25th - 26th June 2024

in-cosmetics Korea 2024

Hall C, Coex, Seoul, South Korea
24th - 26th July 2024

in-cosmetics Latin America 2024

São Paulo, Brazil
25th - 26th September 2024

IFSCC 2024

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14th - 17th October 2024

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