ISSN: 2574-7800
Authors: Simon Craw J*, Falla T, Ong D and Butani S
Background and objectives: Skin is negatively impacted by both age and environmental factors, leading to a wide range of structural and visible changes. This study assessed whether a single product can improve all visible aspects of aging skin versus simply addressing specific skincare concerns. Methods: A controlled clinical study was conducted on 36 subjects with ages ranging from 38 to 70 years (including men and women and all Fitzpatrick skin phototypes). All study participants applied the test product to the entire face twice per day (once in the morning and once in the evening) for 8 weeks, in addition to continuing their existing skincare routine. Efficacy and tolerability were assessed by thirteen clinically-graded anti-aging parameters and six tolerability parameters (three clinically graded and three self-assessed). Results: The test product was found to be well tolerated and demonstrated statistically significant improvement in all thirteen anti-aging parameters after 8 weeks of use. Conclusion: The test product is not only safe and effective in improving a broad range of anti-aging conditions but works in a manner that is additive to a consumers’ existing skincare routine.
Keywords: Facial serum, Anti-aging
