皮肤微生态和益生菌抗光老化研究进展

doi:10.3969/j.issn.1001-1803.2023.04.013

摘要/Abstract

摘要：

皮肤微生态是构成皮肤屏障的重要组成部分，其皮肤微生物的正常代谢活动能抵御外界刺激，因此维持皮肤微生物稳态是化妆品领域的重点研究对象。系统介绍了紫外线与皮肤及其微生物的关系，并表明长期暴露于紫外线辐射会扰乱皮肤微生物稳态从而导致光损伤、老化等问题。综述了国内外抗光老化研究进展，证实了皮肤微生物、益生菌等可以阻挡或逆转紫外线的负面影响，恢复皮肤稳态。旨在对开发微生物抗光老化方法提供理论支持和研究思路，以期推动中国化妆品的健康可持续发展。

关键词: 皮肤微生物, 紫外线, 抗光老化, 益生菌

Abstract:

Skin microecology is an important component of the skin barrier, and the normal metabolic activity of skin microorganisms can resist external stimuli. Therefore, maintaining skin microbial homeostasis is a key research object in the field of cosmetics. This article systematically introduces the relationship between ultraviolet radiation and skin as well as its microorganisms, and indicates that long-term exposure to ultraviolet radiation can disrupt the homeostasis of skin microorganisms, leading to light damage, aging, and other issues. This article reviews the research progress of anti-photoaging at home and abroad, and confirms that skin microorganisms and probiotics can block or reverse the negative effects of ultraviolet rays and restore skin homeostasis. This article aims to provide theoretical support and research ideas for the development of microbial anti-photoaging methods, with a view to promoting the healthy and sustainable development of China’s cosmetics industry.

Key words: skin microbes, UV rays, anti-photoaging, probiotics

中图分类号:

TQ658

陈漪汶, 文霞, 黄健聪, 张淑瑶, 郑雅莉, 谢小保. 皮肤微生态和益生菌抗光老化研究进展[J]. 日用化学工业（中英文）, 2023, 53(4): 459-464.

Chen Yiwen, Wen Xia, Huang Jiancong, Zhang Shuyao, Zheng Yali, Xie Xiaobao. The research progress of skin microecology and probiotic for skin anti-photoaging[J]. China Surfactant Detergent & Cosmetics, 2023, 53(4): 459-464.

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