Name: Kenvue: Formulating microbiome-friendly products for baby skin care
Uploaded: 2025-08-07T00:00:00+00:00
Duration: 9 min 49 s
Description: Formulating for baby products presents unique challenges — infants have a thinner skin barrier, lose moisture more quickly, and are more susceptible to microbiome imbalances. Gabby Kosmoski, clinical manager of R&D Baby Claims at Kenvue, highlights the benefits of colloidal oats in formulations. She explains why baby skin care must be exceptionally gentle to support the developing skin barrier.

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Kenvue: Formulating microbiome-friendly products for baby skin care

07 Aug 2025 | Kenvue

Formulating for baby products presents unique challenges — infants have a thinner skin barrier, lose moisture more quickly, and are more susceptible to microbiome imbalances. Gabby Kosmoski, clinical manager of R&D Baby Claims at Kenvue, highlights the benefits of colloidal oats in formulations. She explains why baby skin care must be exceptionally gentle to support the developing skin barrier.

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