Cosmetovigilance and Global Approaches

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doi:10.5152/clinexphealthsci.2016.062

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“…15 To obtain above mentioned advantages searched and preferred delivery systems can be listed as; vesicular systems such as liposomes, niozomes, nanosomes, phytosomes, herbosomes, marinosomes, oleosomes, aquasomes, ultrasomes, photozomes, ethosomes, transferosomes, sphingosomes, colloidosomes; multilayered carriers; silicon carriers and matrices; emulsified systems such as microemulsions, multiple emulsions, nanoemulsion; microgel, nanogel, liquid crystals; particular systems such as microparticles, nanoparticles, solid lipid nanoparticles, nano-structured lipid carriers, microcapsules, nanocapsules, microspheres, nanocrystals and cyclodextrins. 11,14,25 28 These delivery systems can be given in various pharmaceutical forms such as emulsion, gel, emulgel, bigel, etc.…”

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Herbal Cosmetics and Novel Drug Delivery Systems

Yapar¹

2017

IJPER

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Herbal cosmetics are defined as the products which prepared by or included plants and/or herbal components which are combination of many natural molecules or compounds. In this context, critical parameters that affect the final quality and stability of herbal cosmetics are the specifications of herbal inputs, structure of formulation and manufacturing process. In addition to produce according to the good manufacturing practices of cosmetics (ISO 22716) in case of being natural or organic cosmetic it needs to meet the related international standard for technical definitions and criteria of natural and organic cosmetic ingredients and products (ISO 16128). Novel drug delivery systems are used in herbal cosmetics and between them vesicular, particular and emulsion based delivery systems are most preferable delivery systems. The advantages of such systems for herbal cosmetics can be listed as; enhanced efficacy, improved stability and decrease allergic potential of some herbal substances. As a result, choosing an appropriate drug delivery system for a herbal cosmetic is able to provide increased efficacy, stability and enhanced safety of the final product. Besides these advantages above mentioned since herbal cosmetics have become more complicated the fulfillment of quality requirements either during production or after packaging and during shelf life would be critical that need to fulfill long-term stability and dermatological safety.

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Herbal Cosmetics and Novel Drug Delivery Systems

Yapar¹

2017

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“…Cosmetic products may contain the sort of number and proportions of the natural or synthetic component of approximately 30,000 kinds, of which 28,367 takes place as cosmetic ingredient in the official website of European Union (EU) (1,2).…”

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Kozmetikte Fikri Mülkiyet ve Patent

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2017

Marmara Pharmaceutical Journal

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Intellectual property is briefly the knowledge of somebody owns that gained importance in today's business strategy. A patent is a license of exclusive rights granted by a state to the holder to an invention, design or process for a period of time. Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) in the field of cosmetics are often; patents, trademarks and trade secrets include formulations and production techniques. Research & Development (R&D), innovation, technology transfer, patent, establishing quality systems, branding and benchmarking are the important factors that must be considered for sustainability of the cosmetic sector. In the scope of sustainable economy and thus economic growth of a country R&D, Research & Technological Development (RTD) and innovation activities need to be encouraged and supported by effectively protected IPR systems. Negative effects of infringements of IPR to consumers, right owners, legal businesses and states can be listed basically as health risks arising from using unsafe products, decreasing the encouragement of innovation, loss of jobs and money. Especially determining the critical steps in the life cycle of products and checking their legality is efficient at fighting with counterfeiting and IPR crimes. Cooperation of competent authorities and right owners has great importance of detecting infringements of intellectual property rights and counterfeit products and conducting an effective legal process.

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Novel Herbal Drug Delivery in Cosmetics

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Kolekar

2023

IJARSCT

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Cosmetics made from plants or herbs that are a combination of many different natural chemicals or compounds are referred to as herbal cosmetics. The specifications of the herbal ingredients, the formulation's structure, and the manufacturing procedure are, in this context, crucial factors that influence the final quality and stability of herbal cosmetics. If a cosmetic is natural or organic, it must also be manufactured in accordance with the applicable international standard for technical definitions and criteria of natural and organic cosmetic ingredients and products (ISO 22716). (ISO 16128).Vesicular, particular, and emulsifying agent drug delivery systems are the most favored drug delivery systems among the many used in herbal cosmetics. The benefits of such systems for herbal cosmetics include higher efficacy, increased stability, and a decreased allergenic potential of specific herbal compounds. Thus it is possible to increase the efficacy, stability, and safety of the finished product by selecting an appropriate drug delivery system for a herbal cosmetic. The fulfilment of quality requirements during production, after packing, and during shelf life would be crucial in order to meet long-term stability and dermatological safety, in addition to the advantages previously mentioned. Since herbal cosmetics have become more challenging.

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Cosmetovigilance and Global Approaches

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Herbal Cosmetics and Novel Drug Delivery Systems

Herbal Cosmetics and Novel Drug Delivery Systems

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Novel Herbal Drug Delivery in Cosmetics

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