Bacteriorhodopsins extracted from Halobacterium may be useful to absorb cyan and green light (exceptional to reduce scars due to acne ribelle) and couperose

Abstract

The bacteriorhodopsins, extracted from Halobacteria, Gram-bacteria commensal of the salts of strong saline lakes or seas, when undergo some special methods of biotransformation, are capable to absorb at 495-570 nm, and thus the cyan and green light that are beneficial for several diseases and malaises of skin in men, women of whichever age (cicatrixes evoked by acne ribelle, couperose and thesaurismosis or black spots of the face skin and hands (because of sun exposure of physiological senescence). The AA have created a gélée apt to absorb these kinds of radiations and demonstrated that after three weeks of treatment the causes of blemishes and imperfections of the epidermal layer. It is suggestive the fact that one of the volunteers, suffering from a severe couperose, has experimented this cosmetic gélée, albeit he continued to assume alcohol and sinefrine, that are vasodilator agents as well. Results are encouraging and satisfactory.