Comparison of "Nano ostrich oil" and "ostrich oil" on Human skin
Journal Title: International Research Journal of Applied and Basic Sciences - Year 2013, Vol 5, Issue 8
Abstract
Nanotechnology as a branch of science which is related to nano materials helps in overcoming the limitations of size and can change the outlook of the world regarding science. In the recent years the number of slaughter ostriches has been increasing. Over the last decade there is a growing interest in Ratitae farming, mainly ostriches that provide dietetic meat, valuable skins as well as feathers and eggs and specially oil. Ostrich oils are used widely in the cosmetics and pharmaceutical industry. They are apparent to have exceptional moisturizing, penetrating and therapeutic qualities for humans and animals. Ostrich oil also contains variable levels of compounds including carotenoids, flavones, polyphenols, tocopherol and phospholipids in the no triglyceride fraction, which may present therapeutic benefits including antioxidant properties. We, in this paper, study the effect of nano ostrich oil on skin and compare it with natural ostrich oil. 60 participants are participated in this experiment. Results obviously show that the softening and transparency effect of nano ostrich oil is higher than other tested treatments. Considering the satisfaction forms given to participants, those who applied the nano ostrich oil were completely satisfied about softening and transparency quality of their skin.
Authors and Affiliations
Shahin Gavanji| R&D Group Development Center of Mobin Tolid Tasnim Company, Iran, Isfahan. email: shahin.gavanji@yahoo.com, Seyed Mohammad Hosein Moshirian| R&D Group Development Center of Mobin Tolid Tasnim Company, Iran, Isfahan., Behrouz Larki| R&D Group Development Center of Mobin Tolid Tasnim Company, Iran, Isfahan., Amir Hosein Taraghian| R&D Group Development Center of Mobin Tolid Tasnim Company, Iran, Isfahan.
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