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30 ANTI-AGING


Treatment 1 @ Test Site


Tape Strip


Treatment Schedule


@ Home, Evening Treatment 2


Treatment 3 @ Test Site


@ Home, Evening Treatment 4


Treatment 5 @ Test Site


Treatment 6 @ Home, Evening


Measurement Schedule


Treatment, TEWL, Chromameter & Photograph


1hr Post


(T0)


Treatment 2, TEWL, Chromameter & Photograph


12hr Post


(T2)


Treatment 4, TEWL, Chromameter & Photograph


12hr Post (T4)


Total Testing Time Frame 60 Hrs


Figure 8: Clinical barrier disruption protocol.


of the mouth. We were interested in looking at the ability of the mixture of polysaccharides to possibly extend skin hydration out past an 8-hour time frame. However, there are few published methods for running such studies. We elected, therefore, to develop a new procedure to examine extended skin hydration. This is outlined in Figure 12.10


to the 8th hour. However, upon return at hour 24 and hour 48, only the formulation containing the 3% polysaccharides continues to show statistically significant skin hydrating effects. The formulation without the polysaccharides fails to maintain statistically significant moisturization benefits. Following the study noted above, a


The study parameters


examined a single application of the same two formulations noted above for the barrier recovery studies on ten [N=10] volunteers. During the extended treatment period the participants were asked to simply shower in the morning using only warm water on their arms, without soap. Following this procedure, we measured skin hydration using a DermaLab corneometer [Cortex Technology, Hadsund, Denmark]. The results of this initial study are shown


in Figure 13. As can be noted, the formulation containing 3% of the polysaccharides begins showing statistically superior skin hydration after the second hour of application and this remains significant out


35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0


Control Placebo ***


similar study was undertaken to look at what would happen if we simply added 3% of the polysaccharides directly to a well-known commercial skin moisturizer. This commercial formulation contains a significant amount of glycerin (likely over 8%) and sodium hyaluronate as the key moisturizer. in the formulation and is suggested to provide deep skin moisturizer benefits. We followed the exact same procedure as noted above for the original study. In this study, we employed six [N=6] individuals again testing the formulations on the inner volar forearm. As a placebo in this study, we employed the commercial formulation. Importantly, the addition of 3% of the polysaccharide blend occurred quickly with mixing and did not


N=10, p≤0.05


1.8 1.6 1.4 1.2 1


Active


Figure 9: Difference in TEWL measurements between the averaged T0 measurement and T5 measurement on 5 individuals tape stripped and treated with creams including: 3% Polysaccharide Blend (Active, B), Placebo (Placebo, A) and Untreated (Control) over the course of 60 Hours with treatments 2X/day. Asterisks indicate statistical significance (p≤0.05).


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0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 0


Control Placebo Active Figure 10: Average change in skin Erythemal Index from T0 to T5. May 2020


change the overall appearance or rheology of the commercial formulation. The data from this study was also quite


interesting and can be seen in Figure 14. From this study, it was noted that both formulations showed very similar hydrating benefits out to 8 hours. However, moving to the 24th and 48th hours, the commercial formulation fell out of statistical significance versus the baseline measurement while the formulation containing the 3% polysaccharide blend did not. From these testing results, we have proposed a hypothesis that, to maintain extended skin hydration, it is necessary to apply ingredients on the skin that are not low molecular weight molecules like sodium PCA, glycerin, urea or lactic acid.10


Instead,


to effectively maintain extended skin moisturization, it may be necessary to apply higher molecular weight, polymeric ingredients, preferably natural, that bond to water very well, but that the skin does not recognize naturally and cannot rapidly remove via the normal skin biological


N=10, p≤0.3


Treatment 5, TEWL, Chromameter & Photograph


12hr Post (T5)


36%


TEWL (g/m2


/hr) Avg ∆ (T0-T5)


Erythemal Index (Avg ∆ (T0-T5)


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