Instead of focusing on the genome’s interaction with the environment, scientists are now exploring what’s known as the exposome, the study of the totality of non-genetic exposures to the environment over a lifetime.

Eric Clarke, Head of Sales for Labskin discusses the Skin Trust Club launch with Cosmetics Business.

When it comes to skincare, there’s no one size fits all solution. Especially when skin disorders such as acne, eczema, and psoriasis come into play. Most over the counter products are designed to complement the five main skin characteristics: normal, dry, oily, sensitive, and combination complexions. Dig a little deeper, and you’ll find it almost impossible to find a product that specifically addresses your individual skin needs.

Attracting over 150 experts from Asia, Europe and US, this 2-day event will highlight cutting edge research, commercialization, and business case studies through presentations and a panel discussion, a virtual exhibition filled with solution providers showcasing their products, and ample networking opportunities promoting interactions and business reach.

Labskin is delighted to announce the expansion of the laboratories at the Labskin HQ in York Biotech Campus, York, UK. New Health and Safety procedures are to be implemented in the coming months, which will enable Labskin to have 2 Containment Level 3 (CL3) labs along with our existing laboratory space.

Skin Trust Club allows users to access genome sequencing to understand the unique characteristics of their skin and identify skincare products and routines that suit their unique skin microbiome, delivered via an app.

Advances in microbiology and clinical testing have accelerated the demand for hair products and treatments that target common scalp ailments, leading to the explosion of scientific research in this fascinating subject.