This document describes a skin care product called iMor that is made from rare Austrian peat bog extracts called Moor that have anti-aging and healing properties. iMor contains humic acids and other nutrients that protect skin from free radicals, reduce inflammation, regenerate skin cells, and have been shown to preserve skin for thousands of years. The product is described as providing benefits such as improved skin texture, tone, and radiance within 3 minutes of use and continuing with subsequent applications.
This document summarizes the products and processes of INNARAH skin care. It describes INNARAH's proprietary fermentation process that changes the cell structure of natural ingredients in a way that is recognized by the skin's immune system. Key products include a VenoDefense cream that mimics snake venom to smooth wrinkles, a Defense Oil with fermented oils and minerals, and an Eye Treatment Serum that reduces inflammation and aging. The document provides details on ingredients and benefits of the products.
Common ingredients used in cosmetics include antibacterial and preservative agents like triclocarban and triclosan to protect products and bacteriostatic activity. Colorants are also widely used for decorative purposes and include inorganic pigments like iron oxides, titanium dioxide, and organic pigments. Emollients help maintain skin's softness and include lipids, oils, fatty acid esters, and silicones. Humectants like glycerin are used to increase skin's water content. Ceramides and lipids from sources like coconut oil are used as emollients. Moisturizers hold water on skin using ingredients like glycerin and aloe. Thickeners and polymers form different
Antioxidants and Bleaching Agents used in CosmeticsSurbhiSharma196
The document discusses anti-oxidants and bleaching agents used in cosmetics. It provides information on their functions, mechanisms of action, and examples. Anti-oxidants such as vitamins, polyphenols, and carotenoids protect the skin from oxidative stress and UV radiation. Bleaching agents lighten the skin through chemical reactions that degrade pigments. Common natural bleaching agents mentioned are arbutin, kojic acid, ginkgo biloba extract, and liquorice extract. The document serves as an educational reference on ingredients and compounds used in cosmetics for skin lightening and anti-aging purposes.
1. The document discusses cosmeceuticals, which are products intended to treat mild skin abnormalities and disorders. They have pharmaceutical properties but are considered cosmetics in the US and drugs or cosmetics in other regions.
2. Common types of cosmeceuticals discussed include photoaging agents, peeling agents, sebum regulators, hair growth enhancers, and moisturizers. Specific examples like retinoids, hydroxyacids, and minoxidil are explained.
3. Conditions for which cosmeceuticals may be used are also summarized, such as androgenetic alopecia, alopecia areata, and diffuse alopecia for hair growth enhancers. Moisturizers
This document discusses preservatives used in cosmetics. It notes that preservatives are added to cosmetics to prevent bacterial growth and spoilage, keeping products fresh for longer. However, preservatives can be toxic at higher concentrations and some common preservatives like parabens, formaldehyde, and hydroquinone have been linked to health issues like cancer and endocrine disruption. While preservatives are only found in small amounts, the cumulative effects of multiple products is unknown. The document concludes that while preservatives allow cosmetics to have longer shelf lives, many are untested and potentially dangerous, so consumers should research ingredients and companies should seek safer alternatives.
Definitions “volatile oils”, “Ethereal oils” or Essential oils”
Volatile oils: Complex liquid mixtures of odoriferous compounds of varying chemical composition, which easily evaporate when exposed to air at room temperature, and which are used for either their specific therapeutic activity or their aroma.
Aromatherapy is a branch of complementary medicine, which depends on the use of aromatic plants, their extracts, mainly their essential oils to promote health, beauty and vitality.
Recent updates in cosmetic technology were discussed. Key points include:
- Safety is the top priority in cosmetic formulation given skin's sensitivity. Animal testing is being phased out and alternatives like in vitro tests are being validated.
- Nanotechnology shows promise for cosmetics through nanoemulsions, liposomes and other nanoparticles that can improve delivery and stability of active ingredients. Potential risks need consideration.
- Stem cell cosmetics are an emerging area but current products do not contain actual stem cells. Regulations are still maturing around cell manipulation and product characterization for these types of cosmetics.
DEFINATION
TYPES OF COUGH
CLASSIFICATION OF EXPECTORANT AND MECHANISM OF ACTION
DEFINATION OF EMETICS
MECHANISM OF ACTION OF EMETICS
COMPOUND RELATED TO EXPECTORANT.
This document summarizes the products and processes of INNARAH skin care. It describes INNARAH's proprietary fermentation process that changes the cell structure of natural ingredients in a way that is recognized by the skin's immune system. Key products include a VenoDefense cream that mimics snake venom to smooth wrinkles, a Defense Oil with fermented oils and minerals, and an Eye Treatment Serum that reduces inflammation and aging. The document provides details on ingredients and benefits of the products.
Common ingredients used in cosmetics include antibacterial and preservative agents like triclocarban and triclosan to protect products and bacteriostatic activity. Colorants are also widely used for decorative purposes and include inorganic pigments like iron oxides, titanium dioxide, and organic pigments. Emollients help maintain skin's softness and include lipids, oils, fatty acid esters, and silicones. Humectants like glycerin are used to increase skin's water content. Ceramides and lipids from sources like coconut oil are used as emollients. Moisturizers hold water on skin using ingredients like glycerin and aloe. Thickeners and polymers form different
Antioxidants and Bleaching Agents used in CosmeticsSurbhiSharma196
The document discusses anti-oxidants and bleaching agents used in cosmetics. It provides information on their functions, mechanisms of action, and examples. Anti-oxidants such as vitamins, polyphenols, and carotenoids protect the skin from oxidative stress and UV radiation. Bleaching agents lighten the skin through chemical reactions that degrade pigments. Common natural bleaching agents mentioned are arbutin, kojic acid, ginkgo biloba extract, and liquorice extract. The document serves as an educational reference on ingredients and compounds used in cosmetics for skin lightening and anti-aging purposes.
1. The document discusses cosmeceuticals, which are products intended to treat mild skin abnormalities and disorders. They have pharmaceutical properties but are considered cosmetics in the US and drugs or cosmetics in other regions.
2. Common types of cosmeceuticals discussed include photoaging agents, peeling agents, sebum regulators, hair growth enhancers, and moisturizers. Specific examples like retinoids, hydroxyacids, and minoxidil are explained.
3. Conditions for which cosmeceuticals may be used are also summarized, such as androgenetic alopecia, alopecia areata, and diffuse alopecia for hair growth enhancers. Moisturizers
This document discusses preservatives used in cosmetics. It notes that preservatives are added to cosmetics to prevent bacterial growth and spoilage, keeping products fresh for longer. However, preservatives can be toxic at higher concentrations and some common preservatives like parabens, formaldehyde, and hydroquinone have been linked to health issues like cancer and endocrine disruption. While preservatives are only found in small amounts, the cumulative effects of multiple products is unknown. The document concludes that while preservatives allow cosmetics to have longer shelf lives, many are untested and potentially dangerous, so consumers should research ingredients and companies should seek safer alternatives.
Definitions “volatile oils”, “Ethereal oils” or Essential oils”
Volatile oils: Complex liquid mixtures of odoriferous compounds of varying chemical composition, which easily evaporate when exposed to air at room temperature, and which are used for either their specific therapeutic activity or their aroma.
Aromatherapy is a branch of complementary medicine, which depends on the use of aromatic plants, their extracts, mainly their essential oils to promote health, beauty and vitality.
Recent updates in cosmetic technology were discussed. Key points include:
- Safety is the top priority in cosmetic formulation given skin's sensitivity. Animal testing is being phased out and alternatives like in vitro tests are being validated.
- Nanotechnology shows promise for cosmetics through nanoemulsions, liposomes and other nanoparticles that can improve delivery and stability of active ingredients. Potential risks need consideration.
- Stem cell cosmetics are an emerging area but current products do not contain actual stem cells. Regulations are still maturing around cell manipulation and product characterization for these types of cosmetics.
DEFINATION
TYPES OF COUGH
CLASSIFICATION OF EXPECTORANT AND MECHANISM OF ACTION
DEFINATION OF EMETICS
MECHANISM OF ACTION OF EMETICS
COMPOUND RELATED TO EXPECTORANT.
This document discusses ingredients used in cosmetics as antioxidants, free radical scavengers, antiseptics, antibacterial agents, antifungal agents, and anti-wrinkle agents. It provides information on common antioxidant ingredients like vitamins C and E, polyphenols, and thiols. It also discusses various antiseptic, antibacterial, and antifungal ingredients used as preservatives in cosmetics like parabens, isothiazolinones, and phenoxyethanol. Finally, it covers anti-wrinkle agents such as retinol, vitamin C, hydroxy acids, coenzyme Q10, and niacinamide.
The document discusses Tender Biotouch auxiliaries made with skin care ingredients that provide gentle and moisturizing properties to textiles. It describes the key ingredients such as aloe vera, silk protein, collagen, squalane, and chitosan and their skin benefits. It also provides application instructions for exhaust and continuous processes and marketing suggestions for textiles finished with Tender Biotouch products.
Cosmeceuticals have become the fastest-growing segment of the personal care industry. About 25 years ago Dr. Albert Kligman of the University of Pennsylvania originally coined the term ‘cosmeceutical’, describing a hybrid category of products found on the spectrum between drugs and cosmetics that exert a pharmaceutical therapeutic benefit but not necessarily a biological therapeutic benefit.
Unit 3 of B pharm..Sem 6th Herbal cosmetics ,market overview, sources of description of raw material of herbal ,waxes,gum colour, perfume, protective agent , bleaching agent, preservatives
This document discusses medicinal herbs and their uses. It begins by defining medicinal plants as plants or herbs that have recognized healing properties and medical uses. Herbal medicine is described as one of the oldest forms of medical treatment. The document then provides background on the early history of herbalism, noting that early humans learned about beneficial and poisonous plants through observation and trial and error. It discusses how knowledge of herbalism developed after the first millennium CE when several botanists wrote on medicinal plant usage. Specific plants are then highlighted, including aloe vera which is used for skin applications, and peppermint which can be used for digestive issues and as a facial wash.
Tannins are phenolic compounds found in plants that can precipitate proteins. They are classified as true tannins, pseudotannins, hydrolysable tannins, and condensed tannins. Hydrolysable tannins include gallitannins and ellagitannins that break down into gallic acid or ellagic acid. Condensed tannins are polymeric flavan-3-ols like catechin. Tannins are identified through tests like reaction with iron salts or bromine water. They have industrial uses in tanning leather and making ink, and medicinal uses as astringents and antioxidants in conditions like diarrhea, burns, and inflamed skin. Major commercial sources
This document provides an overview of deodorants and antiperspirants. It discusses the key differences between deodorants and antiperspirants, the components of sweat, and methods for reducing body odor. It also covers the ingredients and formulations of deodorants and antiperspirants, including active ingredients in antiperspirants like aluminum compounds. The document evaluates deodorant and antiperspirant effectiveness and discusses considerations like choosing a deodorant over an antiperspirant for health reasons. It also briefly touches on perfumes, talcum powder, and their classification and production.
This document summarizes the structure and functions of skin and provides an overview of different types of skin cosmetics. It describes the two main layers of skin - the epidermis and dermis - and their roles in protection, sensation, and regulation. It then classifies and discusses various skin cosmetics including cleansing creams, cold creams, vanishing/foundation creams, hand/body creams, night/massage creams, all-purpose creams, powders, and their typical ingredients and properties. Evaluation methods for these cosmetics include in-vitro tests of skin properties and in-vivo assessments of effects on skin condition, irritation potential, and other factors.
Formulation and evaluation of multipurpose herbal creamMonika Shirke
The document describes the formulation and evaluation of a herbal multipurpose cream. It discusses using various medicinal herbs in cream formulations for their therapeutic benefits. The formulation process and ingredients are outlined. Key evaluation tests are mentioned including appearance, pH, spreadability, and antimicrobial testing. The goal is to design a new herbal cream formula and assess its quality through various physicochemical and microbial parameters.
B4 the code for uor Liposomal Hyaluronic Acid, biological performance has been tested to check increased bioavailability. our product outperform the regular HA in water solution. Get the most of HA by using Hidramize Hyaluronic Acid by Lipomize.
This document discusses moisturizing lotion, including its definition, benefits, types of skin it can be used for, and formulations. Moisturizers work by reducing water evaporation from the skin to keep it hydrated. They can be homemade using ingredients like aloe vera gel, almond oil, and oatmeal. The texture and properties of a lotion are influenced by factors like the emulsifier, dispersed phase (oil type and size), continuous phase (thickness from hydrocolloids), and phase volume ratio. These parameters impact attributes like thickness, spreadability, and after-feel.
This document discusses expectorants and emetics. It describes expectorants as agents that enhance sputum secretion from the respiratory tract and are used to treat cough. Expectorants are classified as sedative or stimulant based on their mechanism of action. Sedative expectorants irritate the stomach to stimulate gastric reflux, while stimulant expectorants directly or indirectly stimulate respiratory secretory cells. Potassium iodide and ammonium chloride are discussed as examples of expectorant drugs. Emetics induce vomiting and act by stimulating the chemoreceptor trigger zone or irritating the GI tract. Copper sulfate is provided as an example of an emetic drug and its properties and uses are summarized.
This document provides information about various plant oils and their uses in cosmetics and personal care products. It discusses oils such as avocado oil, olive oil, jojoba oil, grapeseed oil, and argan oil. For each oil, it describes the plant source, chemical composition, and benefits. It also provides examples of personal care products that contain these oils. The document is intended to educate readers about why plant oils are commonly used ingredients in cosmetics and personal care formulations.
Skin care products, row material of skin care productsDrSampuranSuahg
The skin is the largest organ of the body and has several important functions - protection, sensation, regulation of body temperature, excretion, serving as a blood reservoir, endocrine functions, and as a drug delivery route. The skin has three layers - the epidermis, dermis, and hypodermis. Skin cosmetics are used for skin care and decoration purposes. Common skin creams include vanishing creams, cleansing creams, cold creams, and moisturizing creams for dry skin. Key ingredients in these creams include oils, waxes, emulsifiers, preservatives, and humectants.
This document summarizes a natural aromatic skin wipe that repels mosquitoes. The wipe is formulated with geranium oil and hibiscus gelatin to overpower human odors and heat, deflecting mosquitoes. It is tested to provide 99% protection from mosquito-borne diseases for up to 8 hours per application. Being made from local plant extracts, the wipe is a safer and more affordable alternative to existing repellents.
1) Cosmeceuticals are products that combine characteristics of cosmetics and pharmaceuticals by making claims of drug-like benefits, though they are not regulated as drugs.
2) Many anti-aging cosmeceuticals contain ingredients like vitamins and antioxidants, but these may not be in effective concentrations and formulations to produce results.
3) Marketing of cosmeceuticals often uses tricks and exaggerated claims, suggesting they can do things like penetrate skin to add collagen or use nanotechnology to invisibly fill wrinkles, while the real effects are more limited to temporary moisturizing or minor improvements to skin condition.
Herbal cosmetics have several advantages over synthetic cosmetics, including fewer allergic reactions and side effects since they are natural. However, herbal cosmetics also have some disadvantages like slower effects and difficulties in standardization. This document discusses various herbal cosmetic products for skin, hair, and nails. It describes formulations for herbal creams, oils, and shampoos that use herbs like amla, reetha, and henna. Current challenges in herbal cosmetics include a lack of scientific validation, quality control, and pharmacokinetic studies.
This document summarizes the key components and production process of essential oils. It explains that essential oils are comprised of phytochemicals from plants, which are non-nutritive compounds that have protective health properties. The most common extraction methods are steam distillation and cold pressing. The document warns that essential oil labels in the US can be misleading due to a lack of regulation, and outlines doTERRA's testing and production standards to ensure high quality, unadulterated essential oils.
1. The document discusses the effects of pollution on skin health and introduces the CITY POLLUTION BLOCK + O2 skincare system.
2. The system uses 7 key ingredients to 1) create a protective barrier against pollution, 2) help eliminate toxins, 3) boost antioxidants, 4) supply and transport oxygen to the skin, 5) increase beneficial bacteria, in order to combat issues like uneven tone, lack of luminosity, and irritation caused by pollution.
3. Related home care and cabin treatment products are presented that utilize technologies like pure oxygen application, prebiotics, and detoxifying extracts to oxygenate and protect stressed urban skin.
INNARAH® has developed a new skincare formulation using glycolic acid and a unique bio-fermentation process that works with the skin's immune system to repair and rejuvenate skin from within. The formulation contains ingredients like elk antler velvet and alpine rose stem cells that are accepted by the skin's defense matrix due to the bio-fermentation process. INNARAH®'s proprietary complex containing UV8 activates the skin's immune response and shields it from UV damage and environmental stressors for stronger results.
This document discusses ingredients used in cosmetics as antioxidants, free radical scavengers, antiseptics, antibacterial agents, antifungal agents, and anti-wrinkle agents. It provides information on common antioxidant ingredients like vitamins C and E, polyphenols, and thiols. It also discusses various antiseptic, antibacterial, and antifungal ingredients used as preservatives in cosmetics like parabens, isothiazolinones, and phenoxyethanol. Finally, it covers anti-wrinkle agents such as retinol, vitamin C, hydroxy acids, coenzyme Q10, and niacinamide.
The document discusses Tender Biotouch auxiliaries made with skin care ingredients that provide gentle and moisturizing properties to textiles. It describes the key ingredients such as aloe vera, silk protein, collagen, squalane, and chitosan and their skin benefits. It also provides application instructions for exhaust and continuous processes and marketing suggestions for textiles finished with Tender Biotouch products.
Cosmeceuticals have become the fastest-growing segment of the personal care industry. About 25 years ago Dr. Albert Kligman of the University of Pennsylvania originally coined the term ‘cosmeceutical’, describing a hybrid category of products found on the spectrum between drugs and cosmetics that exert a pharmaceutical therapeutic benefit but not necessarily a biological therapeutic benefit.
Unit 3 of B pharm..Sem 6th Herbal cosmetics ,market overview, sources of description of raw material of herbal ,waxes,gum colour, perfume, protective agent , bleaching agent, preservatives
This document discusses medicinal herbs and their uses. It begins by defining medicinal plants as plants or herbs that have recognized healing properties and medical uses. Herbal medicine is described as one of the oldest forms of medical treatment. The document then provides background on the early history of herbalism, noting that early humans learned about beneficial and poisonous plants through observation and trial and error. It discusses how knowledge of herbalism developed after the first millennium CE when several botanists wrote on medicinal plant usage. Specific plants are then highlighted, including aloe vera which is used for skin applications, and peppermint which can be used for digestive issues and as a facial wash.
Tannins are phenolic compounds found in plants that can precipitate proteins. They are classified as true tannins, pseudotannins, hydrolysable tannins, and condensed tannins. Hydrolysable tannins include gallitannins and ellagitannins that break down into gallic acid or ellagic acid. Condensed tannins are polymeric flavan-3-ols like catechin. Tannins are identified through tests like reaction with iron salts or bromine water. They have industrial uses in tanning leather and making ink, and medicinal uses as astringents and antioxidants in conditions like diarrhea, burns, and inflamed skin. Major commercial sources
This document provides an overview of deodorants and antiperspirants. It discusses the key differences between deodorants and antiperspirants, the components of sweat, and methods for reducing body odor. It also covers the ingredients and formulations of deodorants and antiperspirants, including active ingredients in antiperspirants like aluminum compounds. The document evaluates deodorant and antiperspirant effectiveness and discusses considerations like choosing a deodorant over an antiperspirant for health reasons. It also briefly touches on perfumes, talcum powder, and their classification and production.
This document summarizes the structure and functions of skin and provides an overview of different types of skin cosmetics. It describes the two main layers of skin - the epidermis and dermis - and their roles in protection, sensation, and regulation. It then classifies and discusses various skin cosmetics including cleansing creams, cold creams, vanishing/foundation creams, hand/body creams, night/massage creams, all-purpose creams, powders, and their typical ingredients and properties. Evaluation methods for these cosmetics include in-vitro tests of skin properties and in-vivo assessments of effects on skin condition, irritation potential, and other factors.
Formulation and evaluation of multipurpose herbal creamMonika Shirke
The document describes the formulation and evaluation of a herbal multipurpose cream. It discusses using various medicinal herbs in cream formulations for their therapeutic benefits. The formulation process and ingredients are outlined. Key evaluation tests are mentioned including appearance, pH, spreadability, and antimicrobial testing. The goal is to design a new herbal cream formula and assess its quality through various physicochemical and microbial parameters.
B4 the code for uor Liposomal Hyaluronic Acid, biological performance has been tested to check increased bioavailability. our product outperform the regular HA in water solution. Get the most of HA by using Hidramize Hyaluronic Acid by Lipomize.
This document discusses moisturizing lotion, including its definition, benefits, types of skin it can be used for, and formulations. Moisturizers work by reducing water evaporation from the skin to keep it hydrated. They can be homemade using ingredients like aloe vera gel, almond oil, and oatmeal. The texture and properties of a lotion are influenced by factors like the emulsifier, dispersed phase (oil type and size), continuous phase (thickness from hydrocolloids), and phase volume ratio. These parameters impact attributes like thickness, spreadability, and after-feel.
This document discusses expectorants and emetics. It describes expectorants as agents that enhance sputum secretion from the respiratory tract and are used to treat cough. Expectorants are classified as sedative or stimulant based on their mechanism of action. Sedative expectorants irritate the stomach to stimulate gastric reflux, while stimulant expectorants directly or indirectly stimulate respiratory secretory cells. Potassium iodide and ammonium chloride are discussed as examples of expectorant drugs. Emetics induce vomiting and act by stimulating the chemoreceptor trigger zone or irritating the GI tract. Copper sulfate is provided as an example of an emetic drug and its properties and uses are summarized.
This document provides information about various plant oils and their uses in cosmetics and personal care products. It discusses oils such as avocado oil, olive oil, jojoba oil, grapeseed oil, and argan oil. For each oil, it describes the plant source, chemical composition, and benefits. It also provides examples of personal care products that contain these oils. The document is intended to educate readers about why plant oils are commonly used ingredients in cosmetics and personal care formulations.
Skin care products, row material of skin care productsDrSampuranSuahg
The skin is the largest organ of the body and has several important functions - protection, sensation, regulation of body temperature, excretion, serving as a blood reservoir, endocrine functions, and as a drug delivery route. The skin has three layers - the epidermis, dermis, and hypodermis. Skin cosmetics are used for skin care and decoration purposes. Common skin creams include vanishing creams, cleansing creams, cold creams, and moisturizing creams for dry skin. Key ingredients in these creams include oils, waxes, emulsifiers, preservatives, and humectants.
This document summarizes a natural aromatic skin wipe that repels mosquitoes. The wipe is formulated with geranium oil and hibiscus gelatin to overpower human odors and heat, deflecting mosquitoes. It is tested to provide 99% protection from mosquito-borne diseases for up to 8 hours per application. Being made from local plant extracts, the wipe is a safer and more affordable alternative to existing repellents.
1) Cosmeceuticals are products that combine characteristics of cosmetics and pharmaceuticals by making claims of drug-like benefits, though they are not regulated as drugs.
2) Many anti-aging cosmeceuticals contain ingredients like vitamins and antioxidants, but these may not be in effective concentrations and formulations to produce results.
3) Marketing of cosmeceuticals often uses tricks and exaggerated claims, suggesting they can do things like penetrate skin to add collagen or use nanotechnology to invisibly fill wrinkles, while the real effects are more limited to temporary moisturizing or minor improvements to skin condition.
Herbal cosmetics have several advantages over synthetic cosmetics, including fewer allergic reactions and side effects since they are natural. However, herbal cosmetics also have some disadvantages like slower effects and difficulties in standardization. This document discusses various herbal cosmetic products for skin, hair, and nails. It describes formulations for herbal creams, oils, and shampoos that use herbs like amla, reetha, and henna. Current challenges in herbal cosmetics include a lack of scientific validation, quality control, and pharmacokinetic studies.
This document summarizes the key components and production process of essential oils. It explains that essential oils are comprised of phytochemicals from plants, which are non-nutritive compounds that have protective health properties. The most common extraction methods are steam distillation and cold pressing. The document warns that essential oil labels in the US can be misleading due to a lack of regulation, and outlines doTERRA's testing and production standards to ensure high quality, unadulterated essential oils.
1. The document discusses the effects of pollution on skin health and introduces the CITY POLLUTION BLOCK + O2 skincare system.
2. The system uses 7 key ingredients to 1) create a protective barrier against pollution, 2) help eliminate toxins, 3) boost antioxidants, 4) supply and transport oxygen to the skin, 5) increase beneficial bacteria, in order to combat issues like uneven tone, lack of luminosity, and irritation caused by pollution.
3. Related home care and cabin treatment products are presented that utilize technologies like pure oxygen application, prebiotics, and detoxifying extracts to oxygenate and protect stressed urban skin.
INNARAH® has developed a new skincare formulation using glycolic acid and a unique bio-fermentation process that works with the skin's immune system to repair and rejuvenate skin from within. The formulation contains ingredients like elk antler velvet and alpine rose stem cells that are accepted by the skin's defense matrix due to the bio-fermentation process. INNARAH®'s proprietary complex containing UV8 activates the skin's immune response and shields it from UV damage and environmental stressors for stronger results.
Ingrasamintele organice includ gunoi de pasare, gunoi de grajd, turba, alge, acid humic, guano. Acestea contin toate elementele de baza ce contribuie la dezvoltarea plantelor (azot, fosfor, potasiu, microelemente), se descompun lent si au efect indelungat.
The document is a catalogue from 2022 for an Italian company called VEBI Istituto Biochimico that produces natural beauty and skincare products. The catalogue outlines the company's values such as research, safety, and transparency. It then provides details on various product lines called Phytamin that contain vitamins and plant extracts for things like face skin care, body care, hair care, and sun care. Product descriptions provide the active ingredients and benefits of items like facial cleansers, toners, night creams, and lip balms.
Microbes are widely used in industries such as alcohol production, enzyme production, vaccine production, vitamin production, and antibiotic production. Yeast is used to produce alcohol through fermentation of sugars. Common alcohols produced include beer, wine, brandy, gin, and rum. Microbes also produce organic acids like acetic acid (vinegar), lactic acid, citric acid, gluconic acid, and fumaric acid. Enzymes obtained from microbes are used in industries, foods, and medicines. Important enzymes include proteases, amylases, lactase, rennin, invertase, pectinases, and cellulase. Vitamins can also be produced using microbes through
Yves Rocher was founded in 1959 by Yves Rocher in La Gacilly, France. It produces botanical beauty products using plant ingredients researched and sourced from its botanical garden and farms. Key aspects of Yves Rocher's approach include employing botanists to research plant properties, harvesting plant ingredients from its own organic farms, developing plant-based active ingredients and formulas through research, and manufacturing products in its certified factories in France. The company aims to produce effective, natural, and ethical beauty products while protecting biodiversity through its tree planting initiatives.
Antioxidant activity of Indian propolis and its chemical constituentsAbu Sayeed
This document outlines a study on the antioxidant properties of Indian propolis and its chemical constituents. It provides background on antioxidants and defines propolis as a natural resinous mixture collected by honeybees from plant sources. The document discusses the composition and sources of Indian propolis in different regions of India. It examines the chemical constituents galangin and pinocembrin that are active components in Indian propolis. The advantages and uses of Indian propolis are outlined, including in traditional medicines, cosmetics, and food products. The aim of the project is to study the antioxidant activity and pharmacological effects of Indian propolis and its chemical components.
This document summarizes product data and properties of Kopirox, an antidandruff active ingredient from Kumar Organic Products. Kopirox is a white to off-white crystalline powder with a molecular mass of 298.4 g/mol that is soluble in alcohol and aqueous surfactant solutions. It is an effective antidandruff agent that can be used between 0.1-1.0% in formulations. Toxicology studies found Kopirox to have low acute oral and dermal toxicity. Skin compatibility tests showed it causes only slight irritation at low concentrations and is compatible with most cosmetic ingredients.
Indian Dental Academy: will be one of the most relevant and exciting training center with best faculty and flexible training programs for dental professionals who wish to advance in their dental practice,Offers certified courses in Dental implants,Orthodontics,Endodontics,Cosmetic Dentistry, Prosthetic Dentistry, Periodontics and General Dentistry.
This document summarizes Vision's partnership with Arkopharma, a major European pharmaceutical company, to produce biologically active food supplements. Arkopharma has two factories, one in France and one in Ireland called Nutripharma, that produce Vision's supplement lines including Classic Hit, Direct Hit, and new products. The supplements contain plant-derived vitamins, minerals and other components obtained from various regions worldwide. Arkopharma uses a freeze grinding production process at temperatures near -100°C to finely powder raw materials while retaining their beneficial properties. All Vision products are produced according to GMP standards and have undergone clinical testing in Russia. The partnership aims to develop new supplement products using nanotechnologies.
SCP Nutraceutical Industry A small Overview
Single Cell Protein
Companies In the Domain
Indian Nutraceuticals
Food Supplements
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Chlorella Companies
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Single cell protein, single cell oil, and Quorn are produced from microorganisms. SCP is dried cells from algae, fungi, yeast or bacteria used as a protein supplement. Quorn is a mycoprotein produced from the fungus Fusarium venenatum as a meat substitute. Production involves growing the organism in fermenters, harvesting, processing, and drying the cells. SCP and Quorn provide protein, vitamins, minerals and are useful for addressing malnutrition. Single cell oil is extracted from microorganisms and can be used for food or cosmetics. These single cell products provide nutritional and therapeutic benefits.
This document discusses the production of various enzymes including amylase, protease, and lipase through microbial fermentation. It provides details on selecting suitable microorganisms such as bacteria and fungi to produce these enzymes. The document describes fermentation processes and conditions used for enzyme production as well as methods for recovering and purifying the enzymes. Key points covered include common microbes used to produce specific enzymes, formulation of fermentation media, factors affecting fermentation, and downstream processing techniques.
Production of "Live vitamins" for human - complex preparations with a full complex of vitamins and amino acids
based on biomass generated by microalgae chlorella
Africology is a leading natural skincare company based in South Africa that offers luxury natural and eco-friendly products. The brand is committed to using only 100% natural and biodegradable ingredients in its products and sustainable practices. It offers a full range of skincare products and spa treatments inspired by African wisdom and traditions. The company was founded by Renchia Droganis and has grown successfully both in South Africa and internationally while staying true to its holistic and ethical philosophy.
Africology is a leading natural skincare company based in South Africa that offers luxury natural and eco-friendly products. The brand is committed to using only 100% natural and biodegradable ingredients in its products and sustainable practices. It offers a full range of skincare products and spa treatments inspired by African wisdom and traditions. The company was founded by Renchia Droganis and has grown successfully both in South Africa and internationally while staying true to its holistic and ethical philosophy.
MOXXOR is a powerful concentrate of all-natural omega-3s and antioxidants exclusively from the pure pristine environment of New Zealand.
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Europe #1 Best Skin care
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3. History of Moor
Moor is made with “Tiefen or Deep Moor”
from Austria, a rare form nutrient-rich peat
which was formed during the Ice Age.
In the 16th Century, the famous alchemist,
Dr. Paracelsus, described MOOR as the
“Quinta Essentia Vitae”, which he believed
was the elixir of life.
Today Moor clinics offering a range of
Moor-based treatments have become
widespread throughout entire Europe………...
European doctors regularly prescribe Moor
products for treating a host of inflammatory and ulcerative skin, intestinal
and arthritic illnesses. Many hospitals in Germany and Austria now have
dedicated Moor treatment facilities with specially trained staff.
MOOR
Humus-Approx 2 ft
MOOR
MOOR Clay-Approx 20 ft
Tiefenmoor-
Approx 15ft
Clay-Approx 15 ft
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4. What is Moor Clay?
Moor clay is a 100% natural therapy quality peat from
deposits located in lower Austria. It is a natural potpourri
of substances that can play an important part for the cell
metabolism of the skin due to it contains high amount of
humid acids and also rich in nutrients, vitamins, minerals,
lipids, amino-acids, proteins and carbohydrates.
(Vorarlbery)
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5. Research conducted throughout
Europe over past 50 years has
revealed the following therapeutic
properties of MOOR
Bio-Available
Thermal Transmission
Antiseptic
Detoxifying
Hormonal Support
Anti-Inflammatory
Ion-Exchanging
Bio-Energy Potency
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6. PROPERTIES OF MOOR /
Bio-Available ~
Because many of the organic substances present within the MOOR
are in a colloidal (suspension) form they are highly bio-available
(easily absorbed by the body). The inorganic substances (iron,
manganese, copper and zinc being particularly valuable to the body)
are in bivalent form and are therefore small enough to be easily
absorbed by the system.
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Thermal Transmission ~
Thermal properties enable the substance to retain and transmit heat
(or cold) over an extended period. This can have a beneficial effect on
the skin and underlying tissues and organs.
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7. PROPERTIES OF MOOR /
Antiseptic ~
The Moor contains lignin and bitumen, both of which contain
high proportions of phenol substances. These act as natural
antiseptics.
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Detoxifying ~
The high proportion of humic acid and other humus substances
enable the MOOR to both draw and absorb toxic substances
trapped in the tissues. Detoxification is now widely recognized
as important component of health care maintenance and
anti-aging
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8. PROPERTIES OF MOOR /
Hormonal Support ~
Moor contains several substances that are similar to hormones and
these help to stimulate and regenerate the cellular functioning of the
body.
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Anti-Inflammatory ~
Moor has consistently been found to exert an anti-inflammatory
effect on irritated or inflamed tissues.
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9. PROPERTIES OF MOOR /
Ion-Exchanging ~
The presence of humic acids also causes an exchange reaction in
which harmful positive ions in the tissues are replaced by revitalizing
negative ions present within the Moor.
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Bio-Energy Potency ~
Kirlian photography reveals the bio-energy or ‘vital force’ present
within natural therapeutic substances. The Tiefenmoor has been
found to exhibit very high levels of
bio-energy. Many nature-cure scientists
claim that the bio-energy is absorbed into
the tissues, resulting in regeneration on
a cellular level.
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Kirlian
TiefenMoor
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10. The secret behind
this amazing products~
It is our exclusive, nanonized and bioactive iMor extract, the
essential component that works at the cellular level to continually
regenerate new skin cells for unparalleled results. The iMor
extract is create from a pure rare 12,000 years old Austrian bog and
is a unique natural health product that contains a highly potent,
beneficial ingredient called HUMIC ACID
iMor
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11. Benefits of Humic Acids
Protect the skin from harmful Free Radicals
Anti-Oxidants
for diminished signs of aging
Reduce redness and puffiness
Anti-Inflammatory
for a clear complexion
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12. Benefits of Humic Acids
Regenerate skin cells
Nutrient Delivery System
Reclaim youthful radiance
Repair damaged skin
Organic Nutrients
For plump, smooth and softer skin
Draw out toxins and impurities
Astringent
Deep cleanse pores for acne-free skin
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13. Published studies about
the effects of Humic Acid
1. Humic substances have been shown to anti-oxidization of cell
membranes.
2. The penetrating of humic substances through the epidermis has
been proven.
3. Humic acid has an astringent action that draws out toxic substances,
especially the free radicals that can cause inflammation.
4. Humic substances are useful in the treatment of eczema and
dermatitis.
5. Humic acid has been shown to be twice as effective as acetylsalicylic
acid in its anti-inflammatory effects.
6. The use of humic substances for the effective treatment of arthritis
has been scientifically
documented.
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14. *ORGANIC *100%NATURAL *NON-PASTEURIZED
*NON-PRESERVATIVES
One of the famous examples of Moor’s ability to preserve the
human skin is TOLLUND PEAT BOG MAN found in
Denmark which was preserved in an unbelievable state in
a peat bog for thousands of years without any additional
preservation..
TOLLUND PEAT BOG MAN
Tollund Peat Bog Man
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15. What is iMor Beauty Bar?
iMor Beauty Bar is combination of
natural herbal essences with organic
mud clay. These active elements have
undergone hi-tech extraction techniques
to enable our skin undergo and achieving
activation, cleansing and beautification
benefits.It has been never processed
chemically or thermally to preserve all
of it’s benefits as recommended by
European therapy practice.
The sensational iMor facial bar
infused with Hydration Micro Algae
factor formulated and 100% imported
from Canada.
iMor
iMor
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17. Nano Micro Algae Factor
Nano Micro Algae Factor is a unique concentration
of natural active ingredients, extracted from the
essence of organic Micro Algae in energized nano particles.
iMor
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18. Photograph Chart of
KIRLIAN
Shown the miraculous life forces
of organic mud
KIRLIAN
organic mud/
Properties of organic mud
4Bio-available 4Thermal Transmission
4Anti-septic 4Detoxifying 4Hormonal
Support 4Anti-Inflammatory
4Ion-Exchanging 4Bio-Energy Potency
4 4 4 4
4 4
4 4
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19. Rejuvenates Your Skin
Micro Algae + Natural Base from Europe
+ Nano Technology
Composition /
A facial bar which is a soap alternative that
is free of fatty acids.
pH value /
The surfactants are stable in a wide pH
range, thus being suitable
To the pH value of the skin (pH 5.5).
pH
Lime Soap Formation /
Does not frm lime soap, thus does
not leave residue that irritate
The sk
in or clog pores.
Compatibility /
As the pH value of the skin neutral
(5.5), it does not alter the pH of the
skin or cause puffiness of the upper
skin layer.
Basic material
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20. Skin Basics
Composition/
Normal moisturizers may not penetrate the deep
layers of our skin (Dermis/Hypodermis) and
deliver sufficient moisture to repair the damage.
Loss of radiance
Dehydration
Skin is more fragile and less
effective as a barrier against
irritants and infection.
Epidermis
Dermis
Hypodermis
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21. The synergy of these natural organic substances
gives the Deep Moor its ‘miracle’ therapeutic,
rejuvenating qualities, one of nature’s most
potent therapeutic and detoxifying substances.
iMor
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3
rapid
minutes
rapid attain infiltrate
Effective within 3 minutes
and continues to heal the next usage ………
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22. Get Luminous with iMor Bar
iMor
What are the benefits ?
1. Skin neutral pH 5.5 value.
2. No lime soap residues which can cause skin irri
tation.
3. No puffiness of the upper skin layer.
4. For sensitive, delicate and problematic skin (acne).
5. Gently cleanse and unclogs pores.
6. Remove dead surface skin that dry and dull your
complexion.
7. Soothe and tone your skin leaving it soft, mois
turized and revitalized after every wash.
1. pH 5.5
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23. Why Selling is redundant ~ just show
Demo Kit: Mirror & Water
It transcends across:
4 All age groups
4 All sexes
4 Countries, Nationality, Occupation
4 Skin Health ~ It helps cure the deeperlayers of your
skin organ
4 Skin types (Dry/Oily & Combination skin)
4 Types of usage (shampoo, conditioner, after shave)
4 Price Vs Cost Effective
4 Fast effect ( 3 minutes ) & lasting
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4 Complexities of duplication
( 3 minutes easy Demo)
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24. Advantages of i-Moor Bar
Main Effects /
~ Cell rejuvenation/
~ Detoxification/
~ Firming/
~ Collagen regeneration/
~ Radiance revealing/
~ Optimum hydration/
Side benefit of iMor Bar / iMor
1. Effectively shrinks and minimize pores
2. Tightens, whitening and lustrous skin
3. Lightens pigments, scars and recuperates scars
4. Balances skin oil
5. Significantly treats pimples
6. Removing blackheads
7. Reduces the formation of
‘Beehives’
8. Firm the tummy
9. Used as hair cleanser
Cleanses and healthy
the scalp and strengthening
our hair
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25. Ingredient /
1) Algae Extract
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** The algae extract takes the mineral substance ingredient, controls the oil clean pore, provides the
sufficient moisture content, calm weary, rough skin, enables the skin maintenance exquisite, to
have the gloss.
2) Heilmoor Clay
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** Including rich trace element, plant essence and biological activity factor (i.e.: The algae factor)
has the medical service palingenesis, may activate the flesh cell, lets the skin have the
regeneration, and gloss effect.
3) Sodium Palmate
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4) Sodium Cocoate
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5) Chamomile Recutita (Matricaria) Extract
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6) Others
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27. Testimonial /
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