Biotechnological exploration of Carthamus tinctorius as apromising approach for cosmeceuticals: Phytochemical, biological, and micro-emulgel formulation development studies

In vitro Evaluation of Skin Related Enzyme Inhibitory Effect and Emulgel Formulation Development Studies of Onobrychis Argyrea subsp. Argyrea with Phytochemical Analysis

“…[19] Emulgel, which is a mixture of emulsion and gel, is a relatively new topical drug delivery system that has many advantages such as good consistency, thixotropy, greaselessness, easy spreadability and long shelf life and potential applications in dermatology. [20] Previously, emulgel formulations were developed with various plants and promising results have been obtained. [20,21,22] For the reasons above, this study was conducted to evaluate biological activities and phytochemical characterization of OA.…”

“…[20] Previously, emulgel formulations were developed with various plants and promising results have been obtained. [20,21,22] For the reasons above, this study was conducted to evaluate biological activities and phytochemical characterization of OA. Considering existing data in the literature, phytochemical studies on OA have limited information available and only a few flavonoids such as rutin and isoquercetin have been identified.…”

“…This route of administration has a long history, however in order to improve patient compliance, new techniques and technologies are being researched and developed [19] . Emulgel, which is a mixture of emulsion and gel, is a relatively new topical drug delivery system that has many advantages such as good consistency, thixotropy, greaselessness, easy spreadability and long shelf life and potential applications in dermatology [20] . Previously, emulgel formulations were developed with various plants and promising results have been obtained [20,21,22] …”