Melatonin update, Part 2
At the cutaneous level, melatonin exhibits antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, photoprotective, tissue regenerative, and cytoprotective activity.
Directly or via its circadian impact, melatonin also affects skin as well as core body temperature.
The role of the skin microbiome in skin disease
The microbiome of the gut and skin can impact one another in health and disease. Numerous dermatologic disorders can be traced to gastrointestinal...
The role of the skin microbiome in skin care
Many supplement and cosmeceutical companies have jumped on the microbiome bandwagon prematurely and claim that their products increase "good...
This beta-amino acid appears to hold promising potential in the dermatologic realm, particularly for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects...
The essential oil of clove shows promise, from treating palmar hyperhidrosis, chronic pruritus, and chronic anal fissure to eradicating acne-...
Germane to the dermatologic realm, T. terrestris is thought to exhibit antioxidant, anticarcinogenic, and immunomodulatory potential,...
Many studies have shown that, although consumers desire a choice when making purchases, they get overwhelmed if they are presented with too many...
The reputed antioxidant and photoprotective properties of the botanical have led to greater scientific scrutiny.
Sesamol is a strong antioxidant present only in processed sesame oil that appears to contribute to a range of cutaneous effects.
Skin care product layering affects efficacy and outcomes of regimens
Improper choice and layering of skin care formulations reduces efficacy and increases the risk of side effects resulting in reduced patient...