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Current Cosmetic Science - Volume 2, Issue 1, 2023
Volume 2, Issue 1, 2023
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How to Choose the Best Fragrance for Your Cosmetics
More LessBackgroundSome people may experience allergic responses like skin irritation and rashes due to the seductive aroma of your attractive cosmetic products. The fragrance in your cosmetic items can also lead to serious allergies like asthma and headaches, which may deter customers from purchasing your cosmetics. The development of fragrances is a crucial component of cosmetic formulation because it blends an aesthet Read More
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Herbs as Hair Care Cosmetic Agents: Mini Review
Healthy hair is an important part of a beautiful body. Thus, new developments in hair science and hair care have been reported in the literature, and innovations and ideas in hair care and cosmetics are required. Hair care products are used to keep the scalp clean and moisturize the hair. Hair care products also help control hair structure and behavior, keeping hair in a controlled environment if necessary. Natural cosmetics are Read More
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Empowering Consumers: The Evolving Paradigm of Customization in Personal Care Products
Authors: Uday Bhosale, Sridevi Gaddam, Harish Koutam, Prajkta Sapre, Chaitanya Nallan and Shoaeb M SyedPersonal care products available in the market are typically designed for the general population, assuming they will be suitable for the majority of consumers. However, customization challenges this notion by focusing on developing products tailored to individual needs, preferences, and unique factors, such as seasonal variations and geographical demands. It acknowledges that people may respond diversely to the same produc Read More
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A Critical Overview about Cosmetic Labeling Claims
BackgroundIn several countries, still there is no standardized regulation on the use of claims. However, there are some guideline materials and content that are used by regulatory agencies.ObjectiveThe goal of this manuscript is to provide an approach to the understanding of the thematic of cosmetic claims to dermatologists and general practice physicians. The objective is to discuss the definition, regulatory framework an Read More
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Development and Evaluation of Curcumin-based Transferosomal Gel for Wound Healing
Authors: Shubhrat Maheshwari and Aditya SinghBackgroundRecently, transferosomes have been discovered to have the potential for transdermal delivery. Curcumin is a bioactive molecule with anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, but it has low water solubility and poor skin absorption. The biological response to damage caused by diverse stimuli is known as the inflammatory process. Cyclodextrins are cyclic (-1, 4)-linked oligosaccharides of -D-glucopyranose with a Read More
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Combination of Sodium Hyaluronate, Withania Somnifera Extract and Niacinamide Improves Hydration and Skin Tone – A Clinical Study
Authors: Rachna Rastogi, Galwin D Lima and Anjali GholapBackgroundMultiple moisturizing solutions with sodium hyaluronate, Withania sominifera, and niacinamide are commercially popular. Detailed clinical studies portraying their activity are not available.ObjectiveThis study aims to study the clinical efficacy of a phyto-bioactive cream in improving skin hydration and tone with 4 weeks of continuous usage.MethodologyWe conducted a non-comparative, single-blind study o Read More
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Validation of Bioprinting Technique for Skin Equivalent Models
Authors: Luiza Meurer Brand, Marcelo Lazzaron Lamers and Bibiana Franzen MatteBackgroundSkin pigmentation is a complex process; thus, skin equivalent methodologies that can reproduce the main skin structures and pigmentation have been studied. To improve the skin equivalent model, bioprinting technology has emerged, allowing for the reproduction of the complex, functional, and personalized three-dimensional architecture of the skin.ObjectiveOur aim was to develop a skin equivalent mo Read More
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Development and Evaluation of Curcumin-loaded Niosomal Gel for Wound Healing in Rats
Authors: Asad Ahmad, Juber Akhtar, Mohammad Ahmad, Mohammad Irfan Khan, Badruddeen and Aditya SinghBackgroundThe process of wound healing is a complicated series of organized biochemical and cellular phenomena that restore the integrity of the skin and subcutaneous tissue. A drug molecule can be transported to the site of action through a variety of carriers, including niosomes or non-ionic surfactant vesicles. They can trap medications that are both hydrophilic and hydrophobic. It has been demonstrated that curcumin Read More
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Anti-spot Effects of Developed Brightening Cream Composed of Three Active Ingredients (Resorcinol, Arbutin and Licorice Root Extract) in Comparison with the Hydroquinone Cream
Authors: Ehsan Eslahi and Nooshin HashemiAimsThe aim of this study was to evaluate the brightening effects of a complex composed of Resorcinol, Arbutin, and Licorice root extract (RAL complex) in patients faced with skin spots compared to a potential hydroquinone compound.BackgroundSkin spots are defined as excessive accumulation of melanin pigment in different layers of the skin caused by extravagant sun exposure, pregnancy, and other hormonal an Read More
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Formulation Containing Phytosomes of Crocin-Rich Extract from Nyctanthes arbor-tristis and Petroselinic Acid from Coriandrum sativum seeds Exhibits Sunscreen and Moisturizing Effects
Authors: Mansi Ravindra Kolambe, Archana Arvind Naik and Chhaya Harihar GadgoliBackgroundOrange coloured tubular calyx of Nyctanthes arbor-tristis can be utilized as a substitute for saffron due to the presence of crocin, an apocarotenoid, which can act as a sunscreen agent. Petroselinic acid is reported to have a moisturizing effect on the skin.ObjectiveTo utilize the tubular calyx of Nyctanthes arbor- tristis as an economical source of crocin and Coriandrum sativum seed oil as a source of petroselinic Read More
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Rethinking for Natural Pharmaceutical Technology: Parabens as Cosmetic Preservatives and their Potential as Chemical Endocrine Disruptors
More LessBackgroundThe movement of conscious consumption is growing rapidly. The idea of leaving behind synthetic products and substances that generate waste from their production to their final disposal grows and widens the gap between the old capitalist paradigm and the concept of naturism. It includes environmental awareness, taking care of our body, and the conscious choice of what we eat, wear, and use in daily Read More
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A Comprehensive Review of Cosmeceutical Chemistry
Authors: Neelottama Kushwaha and Swatantra K.S. KushwahaThe confluence of three key fields, namely, cosmetics, pharmaceutics, and the chemistry of cosmetic items with the human body system, is known as cosmeceutical chemistry. The most remarkable logical knowledge and innovation are incorporated into cosmetology, including science, pharmacology, subatomic physics and nervous system science, etc. Cosmetics are items created to beautify, protect, and change the a Read More
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Skin Health of the Elderly and People in Long-term Care
More LessThe proportion of the elderly in the population is increasing in many developed countries, and Japan has one of the oldest populations in the world. Therefore, health care for the elderly is becoming a serious issue in Japan. Skin health is a significant concern in maintaining the quality of life (QOL) in elderly people and those requiring long-term care. The skin deteriorates and becomes fragile in elderly individuals, and the acc Read More
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Formulation and Evaluation of Herbal Hair Dye: A Laboratory Scale Project
Authors: Shoaeb Mohammad Syed, Ajinkya Holkar, Priyanka Thore and Sakshi VaidyaAimThis research was conducted to make the option for chemical-based semisynthetic and synthetic hair dyes to overcome the problems with the use of synthetic dyes and the acceptance rate by the public. The work involves the use of some novel natural ingredients with novel combinations.MethodsThe herbal hair dye was prepared y using various natural agents reported to possess the desired properties. The Read More
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Application of Face Centered Central Composite Design in Evolution of Optimized Drug Delivery System of Golden Nutraceutical with Frame Independent Variables
Authors: Vijay Sharma, Pawan Singh, Lalit Singh and Navneet VermaBackgroundPoor solubility of curcumin results in poor rate of absorption, rapid biotransformation as well as rapid rate of elimination. Due to this curcumin does not show better therapeutic effect through oral administration, to avoid poor rate of absorption, rapid biotransformation and topical drug delivery system plays a vital role.ObjectiveThe objective of the present work was the successful implementation of face-centered c Read More
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Ursolic Acid: Historical Aspects to Promising Pharmacological Actions for the Treatment of Central Nervous System Diseases
Authors: Aditya Singh, Vaseem A. Ansari, Tarique Mahmood, Farogh Ahsan and Rufaida WasimUrsolic acid (UA) has been utilized to improve memory-related cognitive processes and intellectual functions. This study aims to examine the ethnobotanical uses, phytochemical composition, toxicity, and central nervous system activities of UA. It promotes learning and memory and has biological effects against Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, and cognitive impairment, according to pharmacological investigation Read More
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Sericin: From Cocoons as a Raw Material to Cosmetics
BackgroundSericin is a hydrophilic and adhesive protein that provides structural integrity to the silkworm cocoon.ObjectiveThe study aimed to develop sericin isolated from Indian BV mulberry silk cocoons as a cosmetic raw material and study its sensory impact.MethodsSericin was isolated using high-temperature and high-pressure techniques without the use of chemicals. Native and hydrolyzed sericin were studied for suita Read More
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Seed Oils in Treatment of Skin Aging and Photoaging
Authors: Lata Kothapalli, Vaidehi Raut and Asha ThomasBackgroundSeed oils have been exploited for an array of purposes with their addition to dietary, cosmetics, or therapeutic products. The process of skin aging is a natural and complex phenomenon in living beings. Skin aging is classified into two independent processes, i.e., chronological aging and premature aging. Aging is observed as a loss of strength and elasticity of the skin, leading to wrinkles on the skin. It is due to a decr Read More
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Oxybenzone-loaded Polymeric Nanocapsule Gel: Strategy to Reduce Skin Penetration and Drug-induced Irritation
Authors: Ujwala A. Shinde and Gauri V. KhanvalkarAimThis work aimed to determine whether the oxybenzone-loaded nanocapsule gel (NC gel) can reduce the degree of skin penetration and, thereby, the skin irritation caused by the drug.BackgroundSunscreens must be retained on the uppermost skin surface, forming a protective film throughout the entire UV exposure period. Skin penetration and/or light-induced decomposition of sunscreens is undesirable as this woul Read More
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