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60 SKIN CARE


the commissioning of a clinical study to evaluate the benefits of a finished formulation containing the botanical co-extracted material at 3% (or a placebo) on a panel of 60 participants aged 30-65 that applied it to their face twice daily for 12 weeks. At baseline, four weeks, eight weeks, and


12 weeks, the participants were examined using Elastimeter and Cutometer instruments that quantitatively assessed their skin elasticity and firmness, respectively. Both the Elastimeter and Cutometer


results demonstrated a trendline of continual improvement with the co-extract starting at the four-week timepoint that was sustained through to the conclusion of the clinical at 12 weeks (Figure 6). The instrument data was further supported


by expert grading that showed progressive increases in skin smoothness, texture, and visible firmness with concomitant reductions in forehead lines, crow’s feet, under eye lines, and glabella lines. Unexpectedly, there was an observed


recuperation in overall skin tone. These macroscopic augmentations in youthful skin appearance are highlighted in the participant panel images shown below (Figure 7).


Conclusion Discovering natural solutions to act as countermeasures to multiple facets of biological ageing is a significant undertaking that sometimes results in truly exciting findings. Furthermore, it is exceedingly rare to identify planted-based substances that are able to not only address one but many aspects of the skin ageing process. Herein, we have elaborated upon a


dual botanical extract that ameliorates the negative impacts of at least four distinct hallmarks of ageing: chronic inflammation (inflammaging), altered intercellular communication, epigenetic alterations, and diminished proteostasis. These benefits appear to be promulgated by the material’s activity focusing on the DEJ, one of the most


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Figure 6: Clinical study of finished formulation containing the dual botanical extract. A. Elastimeter evaluation. B. Cutometer evaluation


critical interfaces in the skin architecture. The combined laboratory and clinical data


strongly supports that this combinatorial substance will assert a rejuvenating impact on skin tissue, with increased elasticity and resiliency.


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12-week Clinical Results with 3% Botanical Co-Extraction


1. Gorehead lines Glabella Lines


2. Crow's Feet Under Eye Lines


3. Nasolabial Folds


Panelist also saw improvements to: Even Skin Tone Visible Firmness Texture Smoothness


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Figure 7: Clinical images from 12-week study evaluating a finished formulation containing the dual botanical extract. Sixty participants used a finished formulation containing 3% of the botanical co-extracted product (or placebo) twice daily for 12 weeks. Representative high-resolution images of one of the study participants in the clinical study is presented with time points collected at baseline, four weeks, eight weeks, and 12 weeks


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