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was measured again on days 14 and 28. Using the regression-line function, the age that corresponds to the measured wrinkle depth was calculated. After 28 days of applying PROTEOLEA®


, individuals who averaged 44.4 years of age displayed


Perceivable skin rejuvenation 20 participants applied a test cream with 3% PROTEOLEA®


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décolletage for four weeks and evaluated performance characteristics and effectiveness of the cream. PROTEOLEA®


received a very positive response


from the users: 100% felt that the cosmetic active conveys a pleasant skin feel, provides moisture and velvety softness all day long (not shown). More important, PROTEOLEA®


perceptibly counter-acted


the signs of time as a substantial number reported a visible rejuvenation effect. At the beginning of the study a minority of only 10% remarked that their skin looks younger than it actually is. At the end of the study, this number increased to 50% and as few as 5% were reporting that their skin is looking older than it is (Fig. 3).


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Conclusion The Proteasome is an excellent cosmetic target to manipulate in order to maintain the pool of functional proteins and to prevent the accumulation of damaged proteins. We have shown here that proteasome


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Figure 2: Eye-wrinkle rejuvenation by 3.3 and 6.1 years within 14 and 28 days, respectively. Top: wrinkle depth was measured in four age groups (n=20 each), and a regression line was calculated to define age according to the wrinkle depth. Bottom: The age group 41–45 then applied a 3% PROTEOLEA®


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gel twice daily, and wrinkle depth was


measured again on days 14 and 28. Using the regression-line function, the age that corresponds to the measured wrinkle depth was calculated


Figure 3: Perceivable skin rejuvenation. 20 test subjects assessed the perceived age of their skin at the beginning and the end. 9 of the 20 participants (= 45 %) reported a decrease in perceived age of the skin by at least one category


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a wrinkle depth that would be expected in subjects of 38.3 years. This equates to a rejuvenation effect of 6.1 years within only 28 days (Fig. 2, bottom).


activation may rejuvenate the skin by counteracting first signs of ageing, such as the formation of wrinkles around the eye area (crows-feet). Proteasome activation may also represent a very valuable approach to improve radiance and even skin tone by fading e.g. age spots. Age spots emerge upon accumulation of melanin and lipofuscin, a complex mixture of oxidised proteins and fat products, in epidermal keratinocytes [8]. Minimising the formation of these pigments by reactivating the proteasome and by blocking melanin biosynthesis will help to fade any brown skin blemish, whether it is a tan, freckle, or age spot.


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