Nanoscale-sized chemicals are used in cosmetic formulations to deliver benefits such as enhanced UV protection, deeper skin penetration, long-lasting effects, greater color, higher finish quality, and many more. One of the newest technologies used in beauty goods is called micellar nanoparticles, and it is quickly gaining popularity and is being extensively distributed in both domestic and foreign markets. The capacity of nanoemulsion technology to create tiny, highly surface-area micellar nanoparticles allows for the efficient delivery of bioactive ingredients to the skin. Oil in water nanoemulsion is an important component of many water-based cosmetic formulations, including sunscreens, face cleansers, anti-aging lotions, and makeup removers. In order for better cosmetic product development, the Pepgras Food research lab hopes to critically evaluate micellar nanoparticle creation in nanoemulsion systems. More info: https://www.foodresearchlab.com/blog/new-product-development/nano-technology-in-cosmetic-product-development/

2. TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction to new age formulation for
Cosmetics
Techniques for Formulating Micellar
Nanoparticles in Nanoemulsion
Commercial Cosmetic Products Using Micellar
Nanoparticles
Challenges Of Cosmeceutical Product
Development

3. INTRODUCTION TO NEW AGE
FORMULATION FOR
COSMETICS
By manipulating form and size at the
Nanoscale, nanotechnology is a cutting-edge
field of science that covers the design,
characterization, manufacturing, and
application of materials, devices, and systems.
The newest and most advanced technology
currently accessible is the inclusion of
nanotechnology in a cosmetic composition.

4. Nanoscale-sized chemicals are used in cosmetic formulations to deliver benefits such
as enhanced UV protection, deeper skin penetration, long-lasting effects, greater
color, higher finish quality, and many more.
One of the newest technologies used in beauty goods is called micellar nanoparticles,
and it is quickly gaining popularity and is being extensively distributed in both
domestic and foreign markets.
The capacity of nanoemulsion technology to create tiny, highly surface-area micellar
nanoparticles allows for the efficient delivery of bioactive ingredients to the skin.

5. Oil in water nanoemulsion is an important
component of many water-based cosmetic
formulations, including sunscreens, face
cleansers, anti-aging lotions, and makeup
removers.
In order for better cosmetic product
development, the Pepgras Food research
lab hopes to critically evaluate micellar
nanoparticle creation in nanoemulsion
systems.

6. TECHNIQUES FOR FORMULATING
MICELLAR NANOPARTICLES IN
NANOEMULSION
Cosmetics are "particles designed to be applied to
human bodies or any portion thereof for washing,
beautifying, enhancing attractiveness, or
modifying the look," according to the Food and
Drug Administration (FDA)
Cosmeceuticals are well-known in the beauty
product developer as cosmetic products infused
with physiologically active ingredients that have
therapeutic advantages for improving human
appearance.

8. Cosmeceutical product development bridge the gap between cosmetic product
development and medicines.
cosmetic research and development focuses on formulation differently for the
skin, body, and hair in order to address a variety of conditions, including skin
aging, hair damage, dryness, dark spots, and pigmentation.
In order to create micellar nanoparticles in a nanoemulsion system, there are a
number of emulsification techniques that may be divided into two groups: high-
energy techniques and low-energy approaches.
A high-pressure homogenizer, an ultrasonicator, and a microfluidizer are only a
few of the mechanical forces needed for the high-energy emulsification approach.
Additionally, the low-energy method uses spontaneous emulsification techniques
as well as phase inversion temperature (PIT) and composition (PIC).

9. The most often reported emulsification method
for creating micellar nanoparticles by
nanoemulsion in the cosmetic product
development companies is the high-energy
approach.
Meanwhile, due to its energy-saving method
and the fact that it is a less harmful procedure
for labile bioactive ingredients, the use of low-
energy emulsification techniques has lately
increased significantly.

10. COMMERCIAL COSMETIC
PRODUCTS USING
MICELLAR NANOPARTICLES
Micellar nanoparticle-based cosmetic
product development are gaining popularity
in many different product categories.
This nanotechnology is being used by several
national and international businesses as a
cutting-edge strategy to provide high quality
and efficacy of their cosmetic goods.

11. As a viable vehicle for the controlled delivery system of cosmeceuticals, micellar
nanoparticles loaded with bioactive components are being created using the
nanoemulsion system.
A straightforward procedure to produce a submicron emulsion containing micellar
nanoparticles of a bioactive component gave rise to the Nanogel, the Tri-k industries
product [3].
The key advantages of the commercially available gel are reduced skin water loss,
increased synthesis of new skin cells, and easy active component penetration.

12. These qualities have been touted as advantageous for the sunscreen, moisturizing,
and anti-aging formulation for cosmetics in the market. Additionally, it was
mentioned that it aids in giving skin care formulas a pleasant after-application
sensation.
Ability to provide no sticky, creaming, or sedimentation after applying cosmetics. The
mechanism involved in the creation of micellar nanoparticles in a nanoemulsion
system was reviewed by the authors in this paper.
An appropriate hydrophilic-lipophilic balance (HLB) value of the surfactant and a
greater degree of surface charge among surfactant aggregations can be used to
successfully create small micellar nanoparticles.

13. Additionally, micellar nanoparticles have
been created in a nanoemulsion system
using high- and low-energy emulsification
processes.
The creation process for smaller micellar
nanoparticles and their use in commercial
beauty products. Additionally, it shows how
the use of nanotechnology in a variety of cosmetic markets has enormous promise.
It is suggested that other industries, such as food and pharmaceuticals, use the effective
nanoemulsion delivery technology seen in formulation for cosmetics.

14. CHALLENGES OF
COSMECEUTICAL PRODUCT
DEVELOPMENT
Nanosomes, liposomes, fullerenes, solid lipid
nanoparticles, and other forms of
nanomaterials are used in cosmetic product
development.
Concerns about the safety of these
nanocosmetics have recently been raised,
which has compelled the cosmetic product
development companies to restrict.

15. the use of nanotechnology in cosmetic
product development and to enforce rules
requiring them to go through a thorough
safety review before they are put on the
market.
In this assessment, attention is placed on
the various cosmetic companies' usage of
different types of nanomaterials, the
possible hazards these materials pose to
both human life and the environment, and
any restrictions that have been
implemented or may be implemented to
address these concerns.

16. SOLUTION
In the modern world, the utilization of
engineered nanomaterials has increased. With
its improved qualities, it has also attracted the
attention of the cosmetic industry.
They are switching their attention from
cosmeceuticals to nano cosmeceuticals by
incorporating nanotechnology into most of
their manufacturing processes.
However, there is a lot of worry about the
safety of these nanocosmetics for both
humans and the environment.

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