staphylococcus hominis

Here's A Skin Cream Made From A Person’s Own Microbes

Medicine & Technology Feb 28, 2017

Studies show that the body is composed of several microorganisms which are actually more numerous than the human's cells. Lately, scientists were curious on how can these microbes affect humans. With a recent finding, it was found out that a person's microbes can actually be utilized for skin care.

staphylococcus hominis

Here's A Skin Cream Made From A Person’s Own Microbes

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