Dried serum powder and sheet mask for anti-aging purposes
Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Gurunanak College of Pharmacy, Khasra No. 81/1, kashinagar, Mauza Nari, Kamptee Road, behind C.P. Foundary, Bank Colony, Nagpur, Maharashtra 440026 India.
Review Article
GSC Biological and Pharmaceutical Sciences, 2021, 15(03), 218–224.
Article DOI: 10.30574/gscbps.2021.15.3.0168
Publication history:
Received on 07 May 2021; revised on 15 June 2021; accepted on 17 June 2021
Abstract:
Wrinkles are one of the most common skin problems which are a natural part of the aging process. A lot of claims are made about how to make wrinkles go away. Some methods can be painful or even dangerous. To overcome these problems we can use anti-aging sheet mask which is the latest and easiest method to get rid from wrinkles.
Sheet masks are face-shaped sheet fabrics soaked in nutrition-packed solution called serum. The sheet is made up of variety of materials including papers, fibers or gel types. It is observed that sheet masks are super simple and hassle-free.
There are several disadvantages of conventional sheet mask like there shelf life is less and some of them may prone to oxidative decay. To overcome this problem powdered form serum is suggested. By using ingredients in powdered serum, the shelf life of the product can be increased. In serum powder, packaging products can be stored again once the packaging has been opened, with the help of a re-closable container; products remain as fresh as ever.
By using the dried serum Powder with compressed sheet mask tablet instead of conventional serum sheet mask for Anti-aging purpose we can increase the shelf life of product and there will be little or no need of preservatives. Dried serum powder can be given in a re-closable container by which the product can be reused so there will be no wastage of serum.
Keywords:
Dried serum powder; Serum sheet mask; compressed sheet mask; Anti-aging sheet mask
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