The skin is the largest and most sensitive part of the body and acts as an external defense against danger. There are one billion bacteria per square centimeter in the skin. In addition to helping improve the environment, it produces healthy microbiome metabolites that are necessary to maintain skin moisture, elasticity, and strength. Changing the habitat of bacteria on the skin, either orally or through the use of specific probiotics, can help restore the microbiome of healthy individuals. Cosmetics are products used to beautify the human body, enhance beauty, or change appearance. Cosmetics are products that combine cosmetics and medicine. Environmentally friendly methods have become important in many industries, including cosmetics. People’s demand for environmental products continues to grow, and companies need to conduct life cycle assessments (LCAs) to assess the impact of their products on the environment throughout their lifespan. Sustainable development goals (SDGs) will balance environmental, economical, and social issues. Sustainable development will help in building inclusive, resilient earth for animals and humans. SDGs will make development for future generation without compromising the needs of the present generation. To ensure sustainability, cosmetics must be environmentally friendly and purposeful. The cosmetic industry is utilizing new ingredients such as gold nanoparticles to improve these effects. The aim of all research is to use life cycle analysis to estimate the ecological impact of beauty cream production during its life cycle. This includes everything from raw materials to production, packaging, transportation, and postuse disposal.