Review Article Open Access

A Review on Nanotechnology in Cosmetics

Abstract

Biotechnology and nanotechnology are the two most significant technologies of the twenty-first century, with enormous potential for growth and advancement. The academic and industrial goals of these technologies include the synthesis of nanoscale biomolecular compounds and analytical instruments for cellular and molecular cell biology research. Thanks to developments in nanotechnology, the area of aesthetic dermatology will be able to develop new biocompatible and biodegradable treatments, delivery systems and more effective chemicals. Cosmetics are mostly used to maintain a flawless appearance, change appearance or get rid of body odour while maintaining the health of the skin and its surrounds. In light of the evolving realities of skin care products, cosmetic dermatology must therefore emphasise the functional aspects of cosmetics by assessing their effectiveness and safety in enhancing health cosmetic dermatology.

Rutuja Nikam*, Yogesh Sharma

To read the full article Download Full Article