Development and stability of an anti-aging gel with hydroalcoholic extract from salvia SP.

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Main Author: Favero,Yonah
Publication Date: 2020
Other Authors: Silva,Laryssa Thaylle Santos da, Almeida,Daiana Santos de, Pereira,Olivia, Sousa,Maria João
Format: Article
Language: eng
Source: Repositórios Científicos de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (RCAAP)
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Summary: Abstract Introduction: The incessant search for products from nature to apply in the search for treatment, cure or even the well-being associated with the aesthetics itself, has strongly collaborated to deepen the area of study and knowledge, so as to meet the demands of the world population. Objectives: This work aimed at the development and evaluation of the stability of two gels formulations (carbopol and methylcellulose) from the incorporation of the essential oils of the species S. officinalis and S. elegans and their hydroalcoholic extract. Methods: Physicochemical stability, organoleptic gel tests, eye irritability test (HET-CAM test) and Clevenger hydrodistillation were performed to determine the oil yield and to use them as a natural preservative in the gels. Results: As significant results we have: In light cycle tests there was only a color change after 15 days. In freeze / thaw tests there was a change in carbopol gel for S. officinalis in appearance and for S. elegans in pH and appearance, whereas in methylcellulose gel in S. elegans there was only change in pH. The accelerated stability test showed alteration for both gels, in the samples containing carbopol gel there was color change and evaporation of part of the gel, while in methylcellulose the complete dehydration. Conclusions: The samples of the gels with hydroalcoholic extract of S. elegans and S. officinalis in concentrations of 5%, 2.5% and 1.25% obtained good stability according to the tests to which they were submit.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Development and stability of an anti-aging gel with hydroalcoholic extract from salvia SP.
title Development and stability of an anti-aging gel with hydroalcoholic extract from salvia SP.
spellingShingle Development and stability of an anti-aging gel with hydroalcoholic extract from salvia SP.
Favero,Yonah
Salvia officinalis
Salvia elegans
gel
hydroalcoholic extract
essential oil
title_short Development and stability of an anti-aging gel with hydroalcoholic extract from salvia SP.
title_full Development and stability of an anti-aging gel with hydroalcoholic extract from salvia SP.
title_fullStr Development and stability of an anti-aging gel with hydroalcoholic extract from salvia SP.
title_full_unstemmed Development and stability of an anti-aging gel with hydroalcoholic extract from salvia SP.
title_sort Development and stability of an anti-aging gel with hydroalcoholic extract from salvia SP.
author Favero,Yonah
author_facet Favero,Yonah
Silva,Laryssa Thaylle Santos da
Almeida,Daiana Santos de
Pereira,Olivia
Sousa,Maria João
author_role author
author2 Silva,Laryssa Thaylle Santos da
Almeida,Daiana Santos de
Pereira,Olivia
Sousa,Maria João
author2_role author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Favero,Yonah
Silva,Laryssa Thaylle Santos da
Almeida,Daiana Santos de
Pereira,Olivia
Sousa,Maria João
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Salvia officinalis
Salvia elegans
gel
hydroalcoholic extract
essential oil
topic Salvia officinalis
Salvia elegans
gel
hydroalcoholic extract
essential oil
description Abstract Introduction: The incessant search for products from nature to apply in the search for treatment, cure or even the well-being associated with the aesthetics itself, has strongly collaborated to deepen the area of study and knowledge, so as to meet the demands of the world population. Objectives: This work aimed at the development and evaluation of the stability of two gels formulations (carbopol and methylcellulose) from the incorporation of the essential oils of the species S. officinalis and S. elegans and their hydroalcoholic extract. Methods: Physicochemical stability, organoleptic gel tests, eye irritability test (HET-CAM test) and Clevenger hydrodistillation were performed to determine the oil yield and to use them as a natural preservative in the gels. Results: As significant results we have: In light cycle tests there was only a color change after 15 days. In freeze / thaw tests there was a change in carbopol gel for S. officinalis in appearance and for S. elegans in pH and appearance, whereas in methylcellulose gel in S. elegans there was only change in pH. The accelerated stability test showed alteration for both gels, in the samples containing carbopol gel there was color change and evaporation of part of the gel, while in methylcellulose the complete dehydration. Conclusions: The samples of the gels with hydroalcoholic extract of S. elegans and S. officinalis in concentrations of 5%, 2.5% and 1.25% obtained good stability according to the tests to which they were submit.
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