Skinflora

Skin flora refers to the community of naturally occurring microorganisms, such as bacteria, fungi, and yeasts, that live harmlessly on our skin. These microbes play a vital role in protecting against harmful pathogens, supporting skin health, and maintaining a balanced environment. The composition of skin flora varies based on factors like location, hygiene, and individual health. While generally beneficial, disruptions—due to factors like antibiotic use or skin conditions—can lead to issues such as infections or irritation. Overall, skin flora is an essential part of our body's natural defense system and contributes to our overall skin well-being.