Skin hydration
SKIN
The skin hydration results of young and elderly groups were summarized in Figures Skin hydration results of the young group by corneometer. (A) dry skin, placebo; (B) dry skin, 100 mg/day; (C) dry skin, 200 mg/day; (D) oily skin, placebo; (E) oily skin, 100 mg/day; (F) oily skin, 200 mg/day; (G) normal skin, placebo; (H) normal skin, 100 mg/day; (I) normal skin, 200 mg/day. Compared to 0 week Skin hydration results of the elderly group by corneometer. (A) dry skin, placebo; (B) dry skin, 100 mg/day; (C) dry skin, 200 mg/day; (D) oily skin, placebo; (E) oily skin, 100 mg/day; (F) oily skin, 200 mg/day; (G) normal skin, placebo; (H) normal skin, 100 mg/day; (I) normal skin, 200 mg/day. Compared to 0 week In Figure Moreover, the improvement of skin hydration can also be observed in the elderly group, as shown in Figure The data of different skin types were combined for further analysis to increase the sample size. In Figure Skin hydration results with combined skin types. (A) young group, 100 mg/day; (B) elderly group, 100 mg/day; (C) young group, 200 mg/day; (D) elderly group, 200 mg/day. Compared to 0 week 