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PRIME PEOPLE | BARBARA GREEN |


BARBARA GREEN NEOSTRATA


Rosalind Hill talks to Barbara Green, VP of Clinical Affairs and Technology


at NeoStrata, about current research at the company, as well as thoughts on the future of skincare


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HE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN NeoStrata Company Inc. and Avon ® in the development of the ANEW brand ® began 20 years ago, and Barbara Green has worked for


NeoStrata for 17 of these years. Currently Vice President of Clinical


Affairs and Technology, Barbara is a pharmacist by background, and formed NeoStrata's clinical study group, working on anti-ageing technologies with the founder doctors, who were the original discoverers and pioneers of alpha hydroxy acid. And now NeoStrata is set


unleash the growth of functional collagen. As a result, collagen production is increased, with the result of a reduction in wrinkle appearance and formation.


A-F33 is an amino


acid derivative that intercepts the


mechanism which blocks the


production of


to launch a new molecule (with Avon) to the topical anti-ageing market; A-F33 (Aminofill-33), an amino acid derivative that intercepts the mechanism which blocks the production of collagen fibres, which in turn helps to


July/August 2012 | prime-journal.com collagen fibres.


Research and development Through her work at NeoStrata ® working with the head of Research and Development ® Barbara has played a key role in developing the product for c ommer cialisa ti o n, overseeing all clinical studies surrounding any new product innovations. This role feeds into the expertise that NeoStrata has in identifying the best topical treatments for the marketplace. 'The ingredient [A-F33] was


tested to show whether it could affect characterisation of the skin, and make it softer and smoother,' says Barbara. 'Next, research was carried out which


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