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Is There Evidence for Topical Prebiotics for a Balanced Skin Microbiome?

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Is There Evidence for Topical Prebiotics for a Balanced Skin Microbiome?

The question which then arises is whether oligosaccharides can be employed as topical prebiotics. They do not appear to have a prebiotic effect in Staphylococcus epidermidis, which is the most well-known beneficial commensal on human skin. Oligosaccharides do not support the development of other primary dwellers of the skin.

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