Features, applications, and sustainability of lipid nanoparticles in cosmeceuticals

Assali, Mohyeddin; Zaid, Abdelnaser

doi:10.1016/j.jsps.2021.12.018

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“…It has been found that the addition of only 4% SLNs can result in increased hydration of skin up to 31% compared with conventional cream. Marketed products of SLNs include Allure body lotion and Phyto NLC Active Cell Repair 36,41. An anti-aging and skin lightening cream was developed by Eman S. Mostafa et al using extract of Prunus persica (L.), which was loaded in SLN to increase its transport to the skin 42.…”

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Herbal nanocosmecuticals: A review on cosmeceutical innovation

Vaishampayan

Rane

2022

J of Cosmetic Dermatology

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Background: Cosmeceuticals are drugs, cosmetics, or a combination of both.Cosmeceuticals are personal care products that not only beautify but also need to have healing, therapeutic, and disease-fighting characteristics. For decades, phytocompounds have been employed in cosmeceuticals and have shown potential in applications such as moisturizing, sunscreen, antiaging, and hair-based therapy. The inability of phytocompounds to easily penetrate through the skin and their instability limit their usage in cosmetic products. This can be overcome by incorporating nanotechnology into cosmetic products for a more stable and long-lasting release.Nanotechnology's substantial impact on the cosmetics industry is due to the improved properties attained by particles at the nano scale, such as color, solubility, and transparency. Liposomes, solid lipid nanoparticles, niosomes, and many varieties of nanoparticulate systems are commonly used in cosmetics. Safety concerns for the usage of nanomaterials in cosmeceuticals have been raised lately, hence causing the restriction on the use of nanomaterials by cosmetic companies and enforcing laws demanding thorough safety testing prior to market entry.Aim: This review focuses on the types of nanomaterials used in phytocosmetics, along with the potential hazards they pose to human life and the environment, and what legislation has been enacted or can be enacted to address them. Methods:For relevant literature, a literature search was conducted using PubMed, ScienceDirect, and Google Scholar. Nanotechnology, cosmeceuticals, herbal cosmetics, and other related topics were researched and evaluated in articles published between 2016 and 2022.Results: Herbal drugs provide a tremendous range of therapeutic benefits. And when nanoparticles were introduced to the personal care industry, the quality of the final product containing phyto-compounds continued to rise. Unfortunately, because these nano components can permeate intact skin barriers and create unwanted consequences, this revolution comes with a slew of health risks. Conclusion:The cosmeceutical industry's expansion and growth in the application of herbal compounds, as well as the entrance of nanotechnology into the cosmeceuticals business, entail the urgent need for scientific research into their efficacy, safety profile, and use.

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Herbal nanocosmecuticals: A review on cosmeceutical innovation

Vaishampayan

Rane

2022

J of Cosmetic Dermatology

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“…1 and Table 1, 9 goals which are expected to be achieved in the near future are selected as an example. Some powder processes and products considering the SDGs have been reviewed: e.g., food (Bartolucci et al, 2020), pharmaceutical (Assali and Zaid, 2022), agricultural material (Swoboda et al, 2022), catalyst (Nawaz et al, 2021), antibacterial material (Bhardwaj et al, 2021;Parmar et al, 2022), environmental improvement material (Nnadozie and Ajibade, 2020;Rehman et al, 2021). The use of fine particles in the processes shows many merits such as uniformity and reactivity; however, some serious demerits such as safety, labor environment and air pollution are latent.…”

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Environmentally Friendly Green Synthesis of Fine Particles by Dry Mechanical Processes Toward SDGs: A Review

Iwasaki

2023

KONA

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The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) have attracted much attention due to increasing interest in global social, energy and environmental problems. The immediate contribution to the achievement of the SDGs is required in all individual and industrial activities. The industries dealing with fine particles are also no exception to the demand and have actively worked on the contribution. Conventionally, fine particles have been industrially synthesized in gas, liquid and solid phases using top-down and bottom-up approaches. Among them, dry synthesis processes are promising from a viewpoint of the SDGs due to the solvent-free and simplicity, which can lead to energy saving, efficient resource utilization, waste management, etc. This review describes dry mechanical processes for synthesis of fine particles, particularly focusing on grinding and mechanochemical treatment.

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“…After applying a moisturizer to damaged skin, the skin barrier is restored through the four-step process that follows [8]. (1) The oily component of the moisturizer creates a thin film on the skin, and barrier repair begins; (2) The skin moisture distribution coefficient changes; (3) Moisture diffuses from the dermis to the epidermis; (4) Water distribution to the epidermis is controlled by the synthesis of skin lipids and intercellular lipid secretion.…”

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“…The term that was born out of an attempt to express this idea is “cosmeceuticals” proposed by Dr. Albert Kligman [ 1 ]. The term “cosmeceutical” is a compound word of “cosmetic” and “pharmaceuticals,” and it considers cosmetic products with a certain degree of physiological activity as hybrid or intermediate between the two poles of cosmetics and drugs [ 2 ]. Even now, although cosmeceuticals are not recognized as a category by the Food and Drug Administration in almost all countries, including the US FDA, the term cosmeceutical is commonly used in various international symposiums and seminars, and is a term that is actually recognized by consumers in the global market [ 3 ].…”

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Moisturizer in Patients with Inflammatory Skin Diseases

Kang

Chung

et al. 2022

Medicina

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As interest in skin increases, the cosmetic market is also growing. It is difficult to choose between the numerous types of basic cosmetics on the market. This article aims to provide advice and guidance on which products to recommend according to a patient’s skin condition. Appropriate application of a moisturizer attempts not only to improve the dryness, but also improve the skin’s natural barrier function to protect the skin from internal and external irritants to keep the skin healthy. Moisturizers consist of various ingredients, including occlusive agents, emollients, humectants, lipid mixture, emulsifiers, and preservatives. Pathophysiology of dry skin is also discussed to provide readers with the background they need to choose the right moisturizer for themselves. As moisturizers play an important role as adjuvant in the treatment of common skin diseases, such as atopic dermatitis, contact dermatitis, psoriasis, acne and rosacea, which type of moisturizer is appropriate for each disease was also dealt with. Basic cosmetics, especially moisturizers, should be recommended in consideration of the ingredients, effectiveness and safety of each product, and the skin condition of each patient.

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Features, applications, and sustainability of lipid nanoparticles in cosmeceuticals

Cited by 20 publications

References 123 publications

Herbal nanocosmecuticals: A review on cosmeceutical innovation

Herbal nanocosmecuticals: A review on cosmeceutical innovation

Environmentally Friendly Green Synthesis of Fine Particles by Dry Mechanical Processes Toward SDGs: A Review

Moisturizer in Patients with Inflammatory Skin Diseases

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