Skin that is defenseless against exposure to penetration by pollutants.
Contaminated skin gives rise to a variety of issues.
Pollutants in our daily life penetrate and contaminate the skin, damaging it without our realizing. Dirt Phobia focuses its research on finding solutions to the damage to our skin brought about by pollutants in our daily life as well as those factors causing innate and genetic environmental skin problems. Through this, we aim to protect skin from pollutants and maintain it in its original healthy condition
Dirt Phobia: Aiming to act against daily pollutants impacting our skin
Striving to develop skincare products to resolve pollutant-induced damage
Dirt Phobia conducted research into approx.140 pollutants that daily beset people’s skin and approx. 250 ingredients to help our fight. In doing this we research into effective content for resolving these issues and, in cooperation with the leading cosmetics R&D center, develop skincare products; striving to develop a formulation that can have the desired effect on the skin while minimizing any irritation.
Daily exposure and penetration of the skin
Research into 140 types of pollutants
Dirt Phobia has classified pollutants that damage our skin into these categories: direct / indirect / natural environment / living environment factors. The survey results are used for research and the development of skincare products.
- no.145 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.IE-0145-P
- SN.IE-0145-P A study of how dietary and sleeping habits impact skin
- no.143 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0143-P
- SN.LE-0143-P Research related to the side effects of mask packs
- no.135 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.IE-0135-P
- SN.IE-0135-P A study on the effect of various face washing methods on skin
- no.129 Classification of natural pollutants SN.NE-0129-P
- SN.NE-0129-P Research into skin damage caused by ozone
- no.121 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.IE-0121-P
- SN.IE-0121-P A study of the menstrual cycle and its impact on skin
- no.118 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.IE-0118-P
- SN.IE-0118-P Research into the impact of stress on skin
- no.110 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0110-P
- SN.LE-0110-P Research into the relationship between drinking and skin
- no.107 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0107-P
- SN.LE-0107-P Research into the relationship between smoking and skin
- no.102 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0102-P
- SN.LE-0102-P Research into the relationship between facemask wearing and skin
- no.98 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0098-P
- SN.LE-0098-P Research into the safety of the preservatives in cosmetic products
- no.90 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0090-P
- SN.LE-0090-P Research into cleansing product formulations in relation to skin
- no.87 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0087-P
- SN.LE-0087-P Research into the effect of hair removal on the skin
- no.85 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0085-P
- SN.LE-0085-P Research into skin irritation related to sunscreen use
- no.84 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0084-P
- SN.LE-0084-P Research into skin changes after cleansing
- no.82 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0082-P
- SN.LE-0082-P Research into microbial contamination of cosmetics
- no.81 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0081-P
- SN.LE-0081-P Research into the microorganisms in cosmetic powder puffs
- no. 75 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.IE-0075-P
- SN.IE-0075-P Research into skin problems by occupation
- no. 74 The classification of natural pollutants SN.NE-0074-P
- SN.NE-0074-P Research into skin problems caused by mosquito bites
- no. 73 The classification of natural pollutants SN.NE-0073-P
- SN.NE-0073-P Research into skin problems that may develop after camping
- no. 72 The classification of natural pollutants SN.NE-0072-P
- SN.NE-0072-P Research into skin problems caused by UV rays
- no.70 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0070-P
- SN.LE-0070-P Research into the impact of lifestyle choices on dry skin
- no.68 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.IE-0068-P
- SN.IE-0068-P Research into skin infection by occupation
- no.67 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.IE-0067-P
- SN.IE-0067-P Research into dermatitis by occupation
- no.65 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0065-P
- SN.LE-0065-P Research into heavy metals in cosmetic products
- no.63 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0063-P
- SN.LE-0063-P Study of the effects of water purifier usage on skin
- no.62 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0062-P
- SN.LE-0062-P Research into isocyanate paint’s relation to skin problems
- no.60 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.IE-0060-P
- SN.IE-0060-P Diabetes and its impact on skin
- no.59 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0059-P
- SN.LE-0059-P Research into Metalworking Fluids’ (MWFs) relation to skin problems
- no.57 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0057-P
- SN.LE-0057-P Research into the relationship between radiation and hair loss
- no.55 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0055-P
- SN.LE-0055-P Study of the effects of swimming pools on the skin
- no.53 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0053-P
- SN.LE-0053-P Research into skin in accordance with nutritional intake
- no.51 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0051-P
- SN.LE-0051-P Research into the microbes in cosmetic appliances
- no.49 The classification of natural pollutants SN.NE-0049-P
- SN.NE-0049-P Research into the relationship between indoor air quality and skin
- no.45 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0045-P
- SN.LE-0045-P Research into fragrance usage in relation to skin
- no.41 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0041-P
- SN.LE-0041-P Study of the relationship between lead levels in the blood and skin
- no.36 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0036-P
- SN.LE-0036-P Study of the relationship between humidifier disinfectant and skin
- no.32 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0032-P
- SN.LE-0032-P Study on baby diapers and their effect on skin
- no.25 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0025-P
- SN.LE-0025-P Study of electromagnetic waves and their effect on skin
- no.18 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0018-P
- SN.LE-0018-P Research into the infection of household items by skin bacteria
- no.12 Classification of indirect pollutants SN.LE-0012-P
- SN.LE-0012-P The difference between using a cotton pad and using fingers when applying cosmetics
- no.7 The classification of natural pollutants SN.NE-0007-P
- SN.NE-0007-P Research into the skin problems that may occur in spring
This data is based on existing academic research and articles, it has not been compiled through the company’s own research. The research list will be updated periodically. This data is Dirt Phobia’s exclusive asset and will be partially disclosed only. Furthermore, the research is not connected with the performance of the product. Dirt Phobia aims to healthily protect skin from everyday pollutants and seeks to protect all aspects of life.
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with an advanced R&D center
Dirt Phobia conducted research into the pollutants that daily beset people’s skin. And in order to act against these contaminants, we continue our research into effective content for resolving these issues and, in cooperation with the leading cosmetics R&D center, develop skincare products.
This data is based on existing academic research and articles, it has not been compiled through the company’s own research. These images used to illustrate the research materials do not directly pertain to the content. They have been substituted for the original images, which could not be reproduced here due to confidentiality. Furthermore, the research is not connected with the performance of the product
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