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Botanical complexes
Herbal medicine and skincare can be effective, natural alternatives for treating a wide range of skin conditions. However, certain oils, extracts, and derivatives of medicinal plants have advanced effects when applied together.
Many phytochemicals in nature resemble chemical preservative compounds in structure and are all-natural alternatives. These classes of phytochemicals include essential oils containing eugenol, thymol, carvacrol, terpenoids, etc. When combined into complexes, some of these extracts are found to be effective against many spoilage microorganisms. In addition, combinations of these extracts are comparable in efficacy to conventionally used preservatives like parabens.
This section is for complex botanical ingredients containing multiple plant derivatives working synergically to nourish, heal, or protect skin most naturally. Most of the complexes improve effectiveness and potentiate action, enhancing each ingredient's significance.
While there is no doubt that hormone levels are an important factor in hair loss, it is far from being the only one. In particular, the aging of the scalp can accelerate the process.
Trimoist is a botanica complex, a natural and safe way to moisturize the skin. The principal function of the skin is to protect us against dehydration. Trimoist contains the three essential elements for natural support of the skin in moisture keeping.
Unicontrozon is a plant-based complex for protecting the skin from ozone and environmental pollutants.
Unilucent PA-13 is a botanical complex based on a modified Rheum rhaponticum extract and Vitamin B5 stable derivative. It suppresses melanin production and lessens its accumulation in keratinocytes. It is a clear dark brown highly viscous liquid.
Sederma has completed a new test on Venuceane™ (a heat-stable biotechnological extract containing Extremozymes™ - Thermus Thermophillus ferment extract) by using for the first time an accelerated skin aging-type process to investigate efficacy on age stability.
Thanks to many beneficial properties, it is used as an antiseptic, solubilizer, astringent, antioxidant, cleansing, and acidifying agent.
The hair that decorates the top of most people’s heads is essentially a non-living entity that is comprised principally of keratin protein fibers embedded in an aqueous protein matrix.
Based on a botanical, Wonderlight™ acts on both melanocytes and their associated keratinocytes to help lessen pigmentation disorders. It regulates the Epidermal Melanin Unit cross-talking and blocks the signaling pathways involved in melanin synthesis.
Microcirculation refers to the microvascular network that comprises arterioles, venules, and capillaries. It plays a fundamental role in physiological processes such as nutrition and tissue oxygenation.
α-Lupaline is the product of a synergic combination of lupin oil with the active fraction of wheatgerm oil produced by molecular distillation. Alpha-Lupaline is particularly rich in phenolic derivatives unsaponifiables, 13-carotene, and tocopherols.
α-Lupaline benefits include:
It has long been recognized that specific polysaccharides, mannans, contribute to the beneficial effects of Aloe vera. Concurrently the activity of yeast-derived adjuvants such as zymosan have been determined to be a result of the mannans and glucans present.