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in cosmetic and cosmeceutical applications, focusing on sunscreen and antiaging formulations.

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Cited by8 pages
Metals measured4
Evidence tierB
Year2021

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  • reach 45% by weight (7). In addition, UV boosters are used to further increase the SPF by
  • Table 1. Toxic effects of some of the most representative OCFs applied in sunscreen formulations.
  • with traditional OCFs and increase the SPF value of sunscreen formulations (+20%) (45).
  • scale (65). The main lignin functions in sunscreen cosmetics are summarized in Table 2.
  • Table 2. Cosmetic and cosmeceutical application of lignin.
  • units: softwood, hardwood, and grass lignin (Table 3). In addition, some unconventional
  • Table 3. Classification of different types of lignin depending on the amount of para-hydroxyphenyl
  • (OL) ionic liquid lignin (ILL), and steam-exploded lignin (SEL) (83).
  • favoring extensive electronic delocalization. Table 5 reports the antioxidant activity of a panel ac-
  • OH and favoring extensive electronic delocalization. Table 5 reports the antioxidant
  • dose inhibiting the 50% of of
  • inhibiting 50%50%
  • (125). bond system increased the antioxidant activity (Table 5, entry VI
  • Table 5. Antioxidant activity comparison of main lignin subunit.
  • a ARP: antiradical power, reverse of the dose inhibiting the 50% of the DPPH radical. b NRD: number of reduced DPPH
  • aARP:a antiradical power, reverse of the dose inhibiting the 50% of the DPPH radical. b NRD:
  • a ARP: antiradical power, reverse of the dose inhibiting the 50% of the DPPH radical. b NRD: number of reduced DPPH units, moles of
  • efficacy (up to 30%) than native KL, associated to the presence
  • market, the lignin industry demand is expected to register around 6% of compound an-
  • lignin-sulphonate wastes from pulp and paper is expected to grow at a CAGR of 1.6%
    1. Trevisan, H.; Rezende, C.A. Pure, stable and highly antioxidant lignin nanoparticles from elephant grass. Ind. Crops Prod. 2020,

Methods (brief)

  • addition, mycosporins and mycosporin-like amino acids (MAAs) (41) produced by marine
  • formulations containing MAAs from Porphyra umbilicals showed a high protective effect on
  • (OL) ionic liquid lignin (ILL), and steam-exploded lignin (SEL) (83).
  • color space, the L* value represents a bright behavior of a sample as follows: white when
  • a sample. In order to enhance the color agreeableness of lignin, the chromophore and
  • the morphological level by removal of the water molecules included in the sample (159).
  • process further increased the lightness of the sample (CEL-NP). The effect of mixture of
  • of the sample during the overall whitening processes (169). Selective functionalization
  • solvent-fractionated KL with acetic anhydride reduced the color intensity of the sample
    1. Yearla, S.R.; Padmasree, K. Preparation and characterisation of lignin nanoparticles: Evaluation of their potential as antioxidants

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