Bifida ferment lysate

Bifida Ferment Lysate (CAS 96507-89-0), also referenced as Bifidobacterium longum lysate, is a postbiotic derived from fermentation and controlled lysis of Bifidobacterium cultures.

Where is Bifida ferment lysate used?

• Skincare: serums and moisturizers
• Essence products for barrier repair and environmental stress defense
• Pharmaceutical topicals: bioactive humectant for compromised or sensitive skin
• Anti-aging lines: incorporated with peptides and antioxidants against oxidative damage
• Biotechnology research: reference material for microbiome-related skin studies and efficacy testing
• It delivers proteins, polysaccharides, and metabolic byproducts that support skin barrier function and moisture retention.

Good to know: Concentration levels vary by manufacturer specification. Documentation typically includes safety assessments and microbiological testing for personal care compliance.

Commercial specifications

• Liquid or aqueous solution
• Concentration levels vary by manufacturer specification
• Cosmetic-grade quality
• Bulk supply in drums or smaller packaging formats