La belleza no está sólo en la superficie de la piel: características del Mar Muerto y los cosméticos

Harari, Marco

doi:10.5209/rev_anhm.2012.v5.n1.39171

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“…Dead Sea, which composition rich in magnesium, calcium, sodium, potassium, zinc and strontium are known for their therapeutic efficacy in treating a variety of skin conditions, as psoriasis, AD, vitiligo, acne and eczema, as well as for their cosmetic benefits [33,35,66] (Table 6).…”

Section: Dead Sea Thermal Watermentioning

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Thermal Spring Waters as an Active Ingredient in Cosmetic Formulations

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Background: Thermal waters have been showing different beneficial effects on the skin due to their physicochemical composition. The beneficial effect of thermal water in the treatment of some skin diseases may thus justify its use as an active ingredient in cosmetic formulations. The main objective of this work was to demonstrate the potential of incorporating thermal water as an active ingredient in cosmetic formulations. (2) Methods: A descriptive literature review was carried out by the analysis of scientific articles in PubMed and Google Scholar databases. Twelve thermal spring waters were found (Avène, Blue Lagoon, Comano, Cró, Dead Sea, La Roche-Posay, Monfortinho, Saint-Gervais, Salies-de-Béarn, São Pedro do Sul, Uriage and Vichy) with potential as an active in cosmetic products, demonstrated through in vitro studies evaluating the different activities/properties and clinical trials in healthy volunteers or with skin pathologies. (3) Results: For these studies, in natura thermal water as well as incorporated in cosmetic formulations were used. In in vitro studies, most thermal waters have been shown to have activities on membrane fluidity, skin barrier repair, antiradical, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and immunomodulatory properties, proliferative activity, regulation of processes involved in ageing and moisturizing properties. In clinical trials, cosmetic thermal waters reduced skin discomfort through their soothing and exhibited moisturizing and anti-irritant properties. (4) Conclusions: The effect of thermal waters on the skin and the absence of side effects reported in different studies allows them to be used as an adjuvant or in the treatment of various skin disorders and may play an important role in the cosmetics industry. However, further clinical trials are needed to assess their effectiveness and safety.

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Section: Dead Sea Thermal Watermentioning

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Thermal Spring Waters as an Active Ingredient in Cosmetic Formulations

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“…Gomes et al 2013;and Horno 2014 report in a synthetic way relevant data concerned with the historical evolution of pelotherapy. Mud or natural peloid can be applied either outdoors (at or nearby the natural occurrence site) or indoors of nearby or faraway spas where it could get the designation therapeutic mud or even peloid if the original mud had undergone some manipulation involving refining and beneficiation, situation exemplified in the case of the Dead Sea sulfurcontaining mud enriched in magnesium salts known and commercialized worldwide due to its therapeutic and cosmetic properties (Harari 2012a(Harari , 2012band Ma'or et al 2015).…”

Section: Idmentioning

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“…The Dead Sea is a paradigm of natural climatotherapy. The Dead Sea, the highest saline lake on Earth, but the lowest topographically located at 420 m below sea level, has been proven both highly effective and almost without side effects, for skin and joint diseases (Moses 2012;Harari 2012aHarari , 2012bDramsdahl 2012).…”

Section: Climate and Maritime Air: Climatotherapy And Aerotherapymentioning

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Nanominerals and Nanomaterials Utilized in Pharmacy and Therapeutics

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2021

Minerals Latu Sensu and Human Health

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La belleza no está sólo en la superficie de la piel: características del Mar Muerto y los cosméticos

Cited by 2 publications

References 29 publications

Thermal Spring Waters as an Active Ingredient in Cosmetic Formulations

Thermal Spring Waters as an Active Ingredient in Cosmetic Formulations

Nanominerals and Nanomaterials Utilized in Pharmacy and Therapeutics

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