Specialized Plant Metabolites as Cosmeceuticals 1st Edition

Specialized Plant Metabolites as Cosmeceuticals (1st Edition) by Deepika Kathuria, Ajay Sharma, and Jesus Simal Gandara is an essential reference for anyone working at the intersection of botany and beauty. As global demand for natural cosmetics surges across India, Europe, North America and the Asia‑Pacific, this book delivers clear, science‑driven insight into how plant metabolites can be harnessed as effective cosmeceuticals.

Begin with compelling context: rising consumer preference for phytochemical‑based skin care and the need for evidence‑based formulation. The authors then guide readers through the chemistry and biological activity of key plant metabolites—flavonoids, terpenes, phenolics and alkaloids—explaining mechanisms relevant to anti‑aging, photoprotection, pigmentation and barrier repair.

Practical, research‑focused chapters cover extraction techniques, bioavailability, stability in formulation, quality control and safety assessment, plus regulatory and sustainability considerations for product development in diverse markets. Case studies and recent research connect laboratory findings to real‑world applications, making complex phytochemistry accessible to formulators, R&D teams, dermatologists, and graduate students.

This book’s strengths lie in its balance of rigorous science and actionable guidance: learn to translate botanical chemistry into stable, compliant, and marketable skin‑care Books while navigating modern regulatory landscapes and consumer expectations. Clear tables, illustrative examples and up‑to‑date references support fast adoption of best practices.

For professionals and academics focused on natural cosmetics, Specialized Plant Metabolites as Cosmeceuticals is a strategic investment—an authoritative, globally relevant resource that informs smart product innovation and competitive advantage in the botanical cosmeceutical market. Add it to your library today.

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