Skin aging is a multifaceted biological process characterized by the deterioration of skin structure and function, often linked to alterations in the skin barrier and its resident microbiota. Maintaining a healthy skin barrier and a balanced skin microbiome are increasingly…
Propionibacterium acnes (P. acnes) is a primary cause of acne, a common skin condition that can lead to inflammation, and in severe cases, scarring, impacting mental health and social interactions, especially in adolescents. Current treatments include antibacterial agents and antibiotics;…
The cosmetic industry is continuously seeking innovative formulations that can effectively address skin aging and damage while utilizing sustainable and high-quality raw materials. Traditional cosmetic products often fall short in delivering active ingredients to the deeper layers of the skin…
Itch, or pruritus, is a dominant symptom in many common skin diseases like dermatitis, leading to scratching, which often exacerbates the condition. This creates an itch-scratch cycle that is clinically recognized to worsen dermatitis. Unlike pain, which triggers avoidance, scratching…
The dermatocosmetics industry is experiencing a surge in demand for natural and sustainable skincare products, driven by consumer concerns regarding synthetic chemicals. Plant-based ingredients, like rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis L.), are gaining traction due to their bioactive properties that offer multiple…
Acne vulgaris is a widespread chronic inflammatory skin condition affecting a significant portion of the population, with nearly 50 million individuals affected in the USA alone. This condition frequently leads to the development of acne sequelae, including atrophic acne scars,…
The cosmetic and pharmaceutical industries are increasingly seeking natural, sustainable, and effective ingredients for skincare products. Plant-derived substances, particularly those with antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antibacterial properties, play a crucial role in maintaining skin health and combating various skin conditions. The…
Skin aging, a prominent sign of overall aging, arises from the interplay of genetic and environmental factors. It impacts not only physical appearance but also psychological well-being. Traditional approaches to mitigate skin aging include physical shielding from environmental factors like…
In today’s world, increasing pollution and disturbed ecosystems are creating conditions that make humans more likely to get infectious diseases. Factors, such as rising global temperatures and humidity, facilitate the growth of harmful microorganisms and disrupt the balance between hosts…
Skin disorders, broadly categorized as “Kushtha” in Ayurveda, affect individuals of all ages and can lead to physical discomfort and social stigma. These conditions arise from various factors, including infections, poor dietary habits, and environmental influences. Panchanimba Churna (PNC), a…