Recent Updates on the Power of Caffeine Nano Formulations to Treat Dermatological Problems: A Natural and Sustainable Drug and Cosmetic Preparation

About 80% of people around the world consume caffeinated drinks daily. Drinking coffee can’t be considered harmful to the skin, but it does not offer all the benefits of using caffeine topically. Mostly caffeine has been known for its oral uptake since a few years ago, when it’s physicochemical and permeation properties were discovered. The high biological activity of caffeine and its ability to penetrate and diffuse through the skin barrier gave rise to a significant increase in its use in cosmetic preparations. According to Advanced Dermatology, American women spend about $722 yearly on cosmetics, skin care, and hair products. In the UK, women spend 450 euros yearly on cosmetics. In the Middle East, Saudi women are the greatest spenders on cosmetics, then Emirati women ($909 and $694), respectively