Shangyi Fu, D. Garate, A. Francis, B. García, Danny Huynh, I. Orengo
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Systematic review of cosmetic benefit of topical application of ferment filtrate
Ferment filtrate (FF), a by-product of nutrient-rich yeast, is believed to be used cosmetically in East Asia since the 1970s. We systematically reviewed the topical effects of ferment filtrate on skin health and determined limitations in the available studies. Recent literature has shown evidence in reducing the baseline fluctuation of pore size, roughness, hyperpigmentation