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“…Since the dawn of human civilisation, people have used vegetable and animal fats in cosmetics and other items [1,2]. It is well known that both men and women frequently utilize a combination of natural materials, such as original hair color changes with chemical dye application [3,4]. Colors are crucial to human existence.…”

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The Chemistry Mechanism of Hair Dyes

Yıldırım¹,

DEMİR²,

İZGİ³

et al. 2022

Middle East Journal of Science

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One of the oldest and most well-known cosmetics, hair color has been used by numerous ancient cultures throughout history on both men and women. It involves treating hair with various chemical compounds for changing hair color. According to how long they remain in the hair, these products are primarily divided into two categories: temporary and permanent. This classification is consistent with the types of active substances used in the dyeing process as well as the dyeing method itself, which are referred to as non-oxidative and oxidative hair dye products, respectively. Permanent hair dyes often consist of active chemicals that are not dyed but are oxidized to provide the desired color. As a result, the phrase "oxidative hair dye" was emerged. The precursor part and coupler part are the two main ingredients in formulations for oxidative hair dyes. Quinonediimine intermediates are momentary compounds that are generated when combined with hydrogen peroxide (developer). As a result, the coupler agent and these compounds interact to form the appropriate hair dye molecule. Notably, the entire dyeing process requires both an alkaline medium and an oxidizing agent, often hydrogen peroxide, to ensure that the staining agents reach the cuticle widely. This review's objective is to provide information about hair dye formulations and mechanisms of action as well as repairing damaged hair and new applications.

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confidence: 99%

The Chemistry Mechanism of Hair Dyes

Yıldırım¹,

DEMİR²,

İZGİ³

et al. 2022

Middle East Journal of Science

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“…When compare the relation between the seed length divided by a half of seed width, the result of the test sample was 3.875 mm. The seed morphology studied by the previous studied (Sawarkar et al, 2016) revealed the seed size measurement of each varieties obtained from Pakistan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Turkey, India, Tunisia and Syria varieties were 2. 6, 2.692, 2.904, 3.0, 3.473, 3.813, 4.143, and 4.21, respectively (Figure 16).…”

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Microencapsulation of black cumin seed oil with hydrocolloids via spray drying

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Nigella sativa is one of historical and miracle herbs been used for many centuries in different civilizations. Although its oil provides high nutritious values of fatty acids and phytochemicals, the strong odor and peppery taste limits its application in food products. In additions, the black cumin seed oil also poor solubility and rapid deterioration. A wise strategy to enhance organoleptic property and promote oil solubility is encapsulating the cold press black cumin seed oil with suitable wall materials via spray drying. In this study, eight water soluble hydrocolloids were used for formulating the mixed microcapsules. Only four formulations of microcapsules were successfully spray dried including gum arabic alone (GA) or in combinations with inulin (GI), maltodextrin (GM), or whey protein (GW) at a ratio of 50:50. The microencapsulation efficiencies (ME) of all microcapsules were ranged from 75 - 88%. The ME of GI was superior to those of GM and GW, respectively. Based on the SEM image, the smooth and spherical shape microstructure was obtained from the GI microcapsule (mGI). The TQ, tertbutyl-hydroquinone (TBHQ), and longifolene were the main phytochemicals available in the mNSO powders, respectively. Amounts of TQ and TBHQ encapsulated by the GA, GI, and GW were no significant difference. Similar fatty acid profiles were observed in all microcapsules. The solubilities of the mixed microcapsules (87-93%) were significantly higher than that of mGA (P < 0.05). Also, the wettabilities of mGI and mGW (11 & 14 mins) were significantly faster than those of mGA and mGM. Based on the DPPH assay for antioxidant activity of microcapsules, the % inhibition of mGI was the highest at all concentrations. The cytotoxicity of mGI on Caco-2 cells was 182.5 µg/mL. The trained panelists could significantly distinguish sensory attributes of soybean milk and low fat cow milk containing 10 mg of TQ from mGI or NSO per serving size (P < 0.05). The overall mean acceptability scores of each fortified milk products were mild to moderate (5.9 – 6.6) but no significant difference among the samples. Therefore, the fortification of mNSO into health food products should be further study to improve acceptability and nutrition.

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Beneath the Poppy's Veil

Akram,

Fayyaz,

Munir

et al. 2024

Advances in Bioinformatics and Biomedical Engineering

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Plants are one of the essential assets of medicine. Papaver somniferum (scientific name) is native to Southeastern Europe and Asia. The poppy plant is a common herb that is known for its nutritive purposes. Papaver somniferum, which is generally called as the opium poppy, is a source of drugs that have historically been used to help those suffering from pain. It contains several phytochemicals, mainly isolated from seeds. It consists of a lot of alkaloids such as morphine, codeine, narcotine, etc. It can be used in a variety of food products and to make soaps, paints, and other products of industry. This chapter covers cultivation aspects, production, pharmaceutical, food, cosmetic, and ethnobotanical uses. It also consists of biogenic synthesis from poppy seeds.

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