The probiotic skincare cosmetics market, currently valued at approximately $300 million,
is expected to reach more than $900 million by 2034.
This growth is being driven by increasing awareness of the benefits of probiotics among skincare consumers.
The ability of probiotics to improve skin barrier function and reduce inflammation,
coupled with the recent trend of consumers seeking natural and organic skincare products,
is expected to drive rapid growth. In addition, the emergence of new technologies through research has led to innovative products,
which are being tried by more consumers.
Various factors fueling the growth of the market
Social media has also helped to increase awareness among younger consumers,
and the rise of e-commerce platforms has made products more accessible to consumers.
The products with the largest market share in the probiotic skincare cosmetics market are moisturizers,
which hold a strong position in the market as they are effective for a broad range of specific skin health complications and are inexpensive to add to ones previous skincare and beauty routine.
Skincare Brands Launching Probiotic Products
By ingredient type, lactobacilli accounted for the largest market share, likely due to their skin-improving effects,
suitability for sensitive skin, and consumer confidence backed by extensive research. By region,
North America accounted for the largest market share, likely due to increased consumer awareness of the skin health benefits of probiotics,
as well as the launch of probiotic products by major skincare brands, which has made probiotics more accessible to more consumers.
