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International Journal of Cosmetics and Dermatology(IJCD) of Sciforce Publications is an interdisciplinary field of Medicine and Medicinal Sciences. The journal publishes original research articles, book chapters, reviews, letters and short communications, rapid communications, and abstracts. Dermatology is dealt with Skin is the soft outer tissue covering the body. Cosmetics are the products used to enhance the appearance of the face and body. Cosmetics are mixtures of chemical compounds; some are derived from natural sources and some being synthetics > Read More




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Article Title:
Clinical role of oral vitamin C and E therapy in skin and hair disorders: A systematic review
Authors:
Fiore Casale, Susie Suh, Katerina Yale, Natasha Atanaskova Mesinkovska

Vitamin C and E are generally recognized as safe dietary supplements that provide benefits for skin and hair health. However, their clinical validity in the treatment of dermatologic conditions has not been explored. It is highly important to review the current evidence on the therapeutic utility of oral vitamin C and E therapy for dermatologic disorders.

Article Title:

Clinical role of oral vitamin C and E therapy in skin and hair disorders: A systematic review

Authors:
Fiore Casale, Susie Suh, Katerina Yale, Natasha Atanaskova Mesinkovska
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Article Title:
Type IV hypersensitivity to timolol
Authors:
Silvio Espínola and Dory Mora

Glaucoma is characterized as an optic neuropathy determined by structural changes and functional deficiencies. Primary glaucoma (open-angle) is the most prevalent in the general population (40-80 years 3-4%), and it constitutes the leading cause of irreversible vision loss in industrialized countries (3).Current pharmacological treatments seek to obtain optimal local tolerance, using preservative-free formulations in simple presentations or combinations, both in single-dose and multi-dose.Contact dermatitis is caused by an ample inflammation which arises from the release of pro-inflammatory cytokines from keratinocytes, usually in response to chemical stimuli. Mainly, this causes alteration of the skin barrier, cellular changes at the epidermal level, and release of cytokines (4).Allergic contact dermatitis caused by eye medication is mainly attributed to active ingredients. But other excipient ingredients should also be analyzed in addition to the products on an "as is" basis (5).

There is an entity called the Ocular Pharmacological Intolerance Syndrome (SIFO, in Spanish), which is an intolerance to the drop-based treatment for glaucoma which causes: conjunctival hyperemia, itching, sensation of foreign body presence, light sensitivity, lacrimation, and blepharitis. Exceptionally, these symptoms could also be present: superficial keratitis, deposits on the cornea, palpebral swelling, and blurred vision. SIFO in some of its degrees can also be caused by other topical drugs such as dyes, anesthetics, antibiotics, anti-inflammatories, antivirals, etc. This paper presents a case of allergic contact dermatitis in a patient sensitized to timolol present in the ophthalmic preparations the patient used as a treatment for glaucoma.
There is an entity called the Ocular Pharmacological Intolerance Syndrome (SIFO, in Spanish), which is an intolerance to the drop-based treatment for glaucoma which causes: conjunctival hyperemia, itching, sensation of foreign body presence, light sensitivity, lacrimation, and blepharitis. Exceptionally, these symptoms could also be present: superficial keratitis, deposits on the cornea, palpebral swelling, and blurred vision. SIFO in some of its degrees can also be caused by other topical drugs such as dyes, anesthetics, antibiotics, anti-inflammatories, antivirals, etc. This paper presents a case of allergic contact dermatitis in a patient sensitized to timolol present in the ophthalmic preparations the patient used as a treatment for glaucoma.

Article Title:

Type IV hypersensitivity to timolol

Authors:
Silvio Espínola and Dory Mora
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Article Title:
Efficacy of Bastikarma in Vitiligo
Authors:
Salim Musa Mulla

Glaucoma is characterized as an optic neuropathy determined by structural changes and functional deficiencies. Primary glaucoma (open-angle) is the most prevalent in the general population (40-80 years 3-4%), and it constitutes the leading cause of irreversible vision loss in industrialized countries (3).Current pharmacological treatments seek to obtain optimal local tolerance, using preservative-free formulations in simple presentations or combinations, both in single-dose and multi-dose.Contact dermatitis is caused by an ample inflammation which arises from the release of pro-inflammatory cytokines from keratinocytes, usually in response to chemical stimuli. Mainly, this causes alteration of the skin barrier, cellular changes at the epidermal level, and release of cytokines (4).Allergic contact dermatitis caused by eye medication is mainly attributed to active ingredients. But other excipient ingredients should also be analyzed in addition to the products on an "as is" basis (5).

This is a case series study on patients suffering from Vitiligo.  The study was  carried out on  30 outdoor patients taking  regular ayurvedic medicinal  treatment. Patients from both sexes, from age group  10 to 60  years complaining mainly as  white  patches were studied. Patients were treated with  Ayurvedic bodypurification treatment i.e.( Panchakarma) Bastikarma.   Duration of treatment was of 7 days with monthly follow-up for 3 months. The response to treatment was observed in terms of reduction in area of patches after treatment. Most important factor noted was trigger or sudden upsurge of repigmentation  after the treatment. The treatment was effective in all types of vitiligo. The results of internal medications & local treatment were aggrevated specially after Bastikarma. So Bastikarma was very effective in vitiligo.

Article Title:

Efficacy of Bastikarma in Vitiligo

Authors:
Salim Musa Mulla
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Article Title:
Vitiligo Study in View of Familial Occurence
Authors:
Salim Musa Mulla

I am enclosing herewith a manuscript (Research Article) entitled “Vitiligo- Study in view of Familial Occurance” for publication in (International Journal of Cosmetics And Dermatology) for possible evaluation. The corresponding author of this manuscript is (Dr. Salim Musa Mulla) and co-authors have been mentioned below according to their contribution. 

Article Title:

Vitiligo Study in View of Familial Occurence

Authors:
Salim Musa Mulla
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Article Title:
Manufacturing and formulation of natural products based on the Chitosan as active ingredient in the forms of gel and spray
Authors:
Mohammadreza Gholibeikian, Zahra Nooriani, Amirhosein Firouzi, Nastaran Samali, Somayeh faraji, Afsaneh oshli

The purpose of this work is to make based on natural polysaccharide compounds such as chitosan for the microorganism test which led to the destruction of Escherichia coli bacteria, Candida albicans vegetative cells and Aspergillus niger spores and Herpes simplex virus (HSV-1). Chitosan products in the forms of gel and spray have bactericidal, fungicidal and virucidal properties as antiseptic products. Chitosan polysaccharides with high molecular weight are extracted from aquatic organisms such as shrimp. Physical and chemical analysis, identification test of Chitosan as active ingredient and also non-sensitizing test of these products in the forms of gel and spray have been done on the rabbit's skin that did not show no sensitivity and inflammation. It seems that natural products in the forms of gels and sprays based on chitosan, as alternative products for alcohol and chemical compounds, have a useful and promising role as antiseptic in eliminating bacteria, fungi and viruses left on the skin of the hands.

Keyword: Natural product, Chitosan polysaccharide, antiseptic, non-sensitizing test, inflammation. 

 
Keyword: Natural product, Chitosan polysaccharide, antiseptic, non-sensitizing test, inflammation.Keyword: Natural product, Chitosan polysaccharide, antiseptic, non-sensitizing test, inflammation.

Article Title:

Manufacturing and formulation of natural products based on the Chitosan as active ingredient in the forms of gel and spray

Authors:
Mohammadreza Gholibeikian, Zahra Nooriani, Amirhosein Firouzi, Nastaran Samali, Somayeh faraji, Afsaneh oshli
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Article Title:
The formulation of moisturizing and hydrating cream based on natural ingredients such as chitosan
Authors:
Mohammadreza Gholibeikian, Zahra Nooriani, Amirhosein Firouzi, Nastaran Samali

The purpose of this work is to make moisturizing and hydrating cream for the skin. the ingredients of moisturizing and hydrating cream are based on natural polysaccharides, such as chitosan and extracted from aquatic organisms such as shrimp. Physical and chemical analysis, identification test of the oils in the cream based on gas chromatography instrument have been done in the reference laboratory of Food and Drug Organization of Iran country. Also non-sensitizing test of the formulated cream have been done by the rabbit at department of pharmaceutics, school of pharmacy, Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences in Iran country.

Keyword: Moisturizing, hydrating, natural ingredient, chitosan, cream
Keyword: Moisturizing, hydrating, natural ingredient, chitosan, cream

Article Title:

The formulation of moisturizing and hydrating cream based on natural ingredients such as chitosan

Authors:
Mohammadreza Gholibeikian, Zahra Nooriani, Amirhosein Firouzi, Nastaran Samali
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