Anti-aging Through Melanin (age spots) and Tyrosinase Inhibition
Skin whitening and toning is an important segment of the anti-aging skin care industry. Skin whitening refers to the process by which discoloration, such as “age spots,” is reduced or removed. Today, skin toning products are available in the form of creams, pills, soaps or lotions. The mechanism of permanent whitening is usually by the melanin pigmentation inhibition by enzymes or reducing agents.
- Melanin pigmentation inhibition: cellular investigation
Melanin is essential in protecting human skin against UV
Cellular melanin inhibition analysis evaluates the impact of a test material on melanin production in melanocytes (melanin-producing cells). Degree of melanin production inhibition in melanocytes treated with and without test materials is assessed and compared to determine the pigmentation inhibition function of the material.
- Tyrosinase Inhibition Analysis
The tyrosinase inhibition assay assesses a material’s effect on tyrosinase reduction and skin-whitening. The color of mammalian skin is determined by many factors, one of which is the production and distribution of melanin pigmentation. In melanin biosynthesis process, tyrosinase is the key enzyme that catalyzes the first step of melanogenesis. Substantial studies have shown that melanin reduction and skin-whitening can be achieved, at least partially, by deactivating of tyrosinase.
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