We apply creams, ointments and serums expecting them to do something. But how do ingredients in a topical actually reach where they’re needed? Understanding skin penetration isn’t just a scientific curiosity, it’s essential to building safe, effective dermatological treatments. The…
In everyday conversation, people often use “cream” and “ointment” interchangeably. But in dermatological science and pharmaceutical formulation, the difference between a cream, a gel, a lotion, and an ointment isn’t just about texture. It’s about how the product behaves, how…
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…
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,…
We apply creams, gels, ointments, and serums every day, but what exactly makes something a topical product? A topical is any formulation designed to be applied directly to the surface of the body, usually the skin to deliver active ingredients…
Maintaining skin moisturization is fundamental to preserving its structure, barrier function, and resilience. When the skin’s ability to retain moisture is compromised, dryness sets in often bringing discomfort, dullness, and a weakened defense against environmental stressors. To effectively manage dry…
The skin, our largest organ, undergoes constant renewal through intricate physiological processes. Two key aspects of maintaining healthy skin appearance and function are desquamation, the natural shedding of the outermost layer of the stratum corneum (SC), and melanogenesis, the production…
Maintaining skin hydration is essential for barrier function, cell turnover, and overall skin health. Disruptions in the skin’s protective mechanisms can lead to dry, irritated, and compromised skin. Dermalayno is a topical daily skin repair moisturizing lotion designed to protect…
Androgenetic alopecia, commonly known as male pattern baldness, is a widespread dermatological condition affecting both men and women. It is characterized by a progressive decline in hair volume and density. Men often notice a receding hairline that forms a distinct…