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- component includes activation of superoxide dismutases 59%, red algae 40%, and green algae less than 1% of the
- Aquatic microorganisms produce secondary metabolites, which comprises about 60% of the epidermis. NMF is
- which are explored as a cosmeceutical product, the term was composed of approximately 40% amino acids such as serine,
- their activities are described in Table 1. Algal species have 55).
- Table 1 Various applications of algae in cosmetics
- nochloropsis galbana, contributing up to 36.4%, 12.2% and incorporated into skincare products. Studies have shown
- 9.0% of the total extract, respectively, which is much higher that fucoidan can enhance dermal fibroblast proliferation,
- minerals and polysaccharides that are hydrating, Gracilaria chilensis and Gracilaria gracilis constitute 50%
- have a similar effect as cosmetics containing organic and elongate 13% of hair shaft at 0.004 ppm and also increased
- by 35% (55). Padina australis extracts have been described ovale that cause dandruff (102). Nowadays, algae oil extracts
- (8). Al-Bader et al. reported that retinoid along with linoleic million by 2029, at a CAGR of 7.3%. Shiseido, a Japanese
- reported that Chlorella vulgaris comprises 4.82% lipids; Astaxanthin-based product “Astalift Whitening Essence”
- 48.5% protein; 14% fibre; 0.019 μg/g vitamin B12; 3.58% was produced by the Fujifilm Corporation to contend skin
- chlorophyll; 12.2% hemicelluloses; 0.15% carotenoids; 9.9% spots causing aging. Similarly, AstaBlanc, produced by
- Table 2 Algae-based cosmetics available in the market
- Springer Handbook of Marine Biotechnology. Springer Berlin, 123. Goshtasbi H, Okolodkov YB, Movafeghi A, Awale S, Safary A,
Methods (brief)
- 1 like amino acids (MAAs), etc. have potential applications in
- anti-inflammatory, and moisturizing effects. Overall, algae- like amino acids (MAAs), etc., which have been shown
- industry, and research into their properties and applications addition, some algae produce MAAs which work as natural
- to the commercial formulation. MAAs are reported as the collected from Jeju Island, Korea prevents hair loss by
- varying across regions, adding another layer of complex- proteins, polysaccharides, MAAs, vitamins, carotenoids,
- European patent EP1433463B1. 18. mycosporine-like amino acids (MAAs) as safe and natural pro-
- Springer Handbook of Marine Biotechnology. Springer Berlin, 123. Goshtasbi H, Okolodkov YB, Movafeghi A, Awale S, Safary A,
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- Fish — marine, non-predatory (sardines, anchovies, salmon, cod)
- Baby Sunscreen, Mineral (ZnO + TiO2)
- Seaweed/kelp foods (nori, wakame, kombu, dulse — as food products)
- Mercury
- Nickel
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