..Design Development & Evaluation of Glass Microspheres based Herbal Antiaging Cream: A New Era of Creams

As we know that aging is a major problem in both male & female. In the Skin aging causes progressive losses of elasticity, firmness, hydration & even skin tone resulting from many intrinsic and extrinsic factors. Commonly symptoms of aging skin are increased wrinkles, skin laxity, and pigmented lesions as well as decreases in skin thickness and the elastin and collagen components. Silica microspheres are now a days very popular, & prime choice skin care additive for beauty, cosmetic and personal care manufacturers which can enhance resultant effect more as compare to conventional beauty products. Silica microspheres are spherical particles of amorphous silica that measure 3 to 20 microns in diameter because it impart a silky consistency and a matte appearance, so it can be improves the look and feel of cosmetic, beauty and skin care products. Which enhance retention time of cream in skin & due to presence of all herbal ingredients like rose petal powders Avocado oil, Jojoba oils , Kajoic acid & aloevera gel produced greatest application against antiaging. Glass microspheres prepared by solvent evaporation technique by using silica powders which contain rose petal powder as the core material. Cream base prepare by emulsification of aqueous phase & oil phase in which prepared glass microspheres incorporated homogenously. Prepared microspheres were evaluated like texture, appearance, smoothness , irritation & sensitivity to skin.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14575856
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Medicinal Plant Research
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..Design Development & Evaluation of Glass Microspheres based Herbal Antiaging Cream: A New Era of Creams

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Medicinal Plant Research
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..Design Development & Evaluation of Glass Microspheres based Herbal Antiaging Cream: A New Era of Creams

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Abstract

As we know that aging is a major problem in both male & female. In the Skin aging causes progressive losses of elasticity, firmness, hydration & even skin tone resulting from many intrinsic and extrinsic factors. Commonly symptoms of aging skin are increased wrinkles, skin laxity, and pigmented lesions as well as decreases in skin thickness and the elastin and collagen components. Silica microspheres are now a days very popular, & prime choice skin care additive for beauty, cosmetic and personal care manufacturers which can enhance resultant effect more as compare to conventional beauty products. Silica microspheres are spherical particles of amorphous silica that measure 3 to 20 microns in diameter because it impart a silky consistency and a matte appearance, so it can be improves the look and feel of cosmetic, beauty and skin care products. Which enhance retention time of cream in skin & due to presence of all herbal ingredients like rose petal powders Avocado oil, Jojoba oils , Kajoic acid & aloevera gel produced greatest application against antiaging. Glass microspheres prepared by solvent evaporation technique by using silica powders which contain rose petal powder as the core material. Cream base prepare by emulsification of aqueous phase & oil phase in which prepared glass microspheres incorporated homogenously. Prepared microspheres were evaluated like texture, appearance, smoothness , irritation & sensitivity to skin.

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