Vitamin E is a crucial liposoluble compound recognized for its significant antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and skin-healing properties. It is widely used in cosmetics and dermatological applications, showing promise for treating conditions like atopic dermatitis, scars, acne, and promoting wound healing. Vitamin…
A New Chapter in Skin Science Dermatology is evolving beyond surface treatments. The skin once viewed as a barrier is now seen as a precise gateway for delivering therapeutic and cosmetic actives. Whether it’s restoring hydration, controlling inflammation, or delivering…
A Peek Into the Science Behind Topical Delivery We apply a cream and expect magic. But between your fingertips and that active ingredient reaching your skin cells lies a seriously tough gatekeeper—the skin barrier. So how do some topical products…
The human skin serves as an essential shield against the external world, constantly facing environmental assaults and microbial threats. When this vital barrier is compromised, it can lead to various skin conditions, impacting physical well-being and psychological health. Traditional treatments…
People often think of topical products as “just moisturizers” or “cosmetic creams.” But there’s a whole field of topical drug delivery science dedicated to making active ingredients work exactly where they’re needed—without going systemic. This blog will bust the myths,…
With the rise of antimicrobial resistance, there’s an urgent need for alternative therapeutic agents. Natural compounds from medicinal plants, particularly those used in traditional medicine, have garnered interest for their potential to combat resistant pathogens. Mangifera zeylanica, a Sri Lankan…
Acne vulgaris is one of the most common global skin conditions, affecting around 85% of individuals aged 12–25. It results from chronic inflammation in the pilosebaceous units and is influenced by various internal and external factors such as hormones, stress,…
Atopic dermatitis (AD) is a chronic inflammatory skin condition marked by itching, erythema, and recurrent flare-ups that impact quality of life significantly. Traditional treatments like topical corticosteroids and emollients provide symptomatic relief, but long-term control and relapse prevention remain a…
The skin barrier serves as the body’s primary defense against environmental insults such as ultraviolet (UV) radiation. Exposure to UV light, particularly UVB, is a significant factor contributing to skin barrier damage, leading to conditions like oxidative stress, inflammation, photoaging,…
Fungal skin infections are a growing concern due to rising resistance and limited new antifungal agents. Candida spp., especially Candida albicans and the increasingly common C. glabrata, cause superficial infections like cutaneous candidiasis, which can lead to itching, inflammation, and…