Knowde Enhanced TDS
Identification & Functionality
- INCI Name
- Ingredient Origin
- Cosmetic Ingredients Functions
- CAS No.
- 89998-01-6
- Technologies
Features & Benefits
- Benefit Claims
- Labeling Claims
- Product Background
- KYURI is a pure botanical extract that has been proven to have potent anti-inflammatory actions.
- Gherkins have long been recognized as having antiinflammatory properties and are used commonly also for their soothing effects on skin.
- KYURI extract has been developed for its peculiar antilenitive activity
- Inflammation states are common in humans, as a results of activity, age or pathologies.
Applications & Uses
- Markets
- Hair Care Applications
- Skin Care Applications
- Sun Care Applications
- Recommended Uses
- KYURI contains the active principles that are responsible of the well-known soothing and calmly activity and so it is a powerful candidate for innovation in the cosmetic/skin care market.
- KYURI is water extracted and water soluble and is available either as a liophilized, soluble powder or a stable liquid product.
- Sun relief emulsions and creams, with clinically proven effects on IR damages.
- Moisturizing and soothing creams, moisturizing waters
- Facial masks
- Soothing wipes and tissues
- Shampoos with the clinically proven soothing effects on chemical irritation
Properties
- Soluble in
- Water
Technical Details & Test Data
- Efficacy Tests
TNF-α, the most relevant cytokine in the human inflammatory system is induced by the LPS treatment in this in-vivo model. The addition of KYŪRI extract clearly eliminate the inflammatory activity of LPS.
Tests on 3-D human skin model
The model skin was exposed to chemical and UV damage and the cell vitaility was measure with and without KYURI. A can be seen on the graphs on the right side the skin treated with KYURI shows a great increase of cell vitality: KYURI has a strong repairing effect.
In-Vivo clinical tests
performed two complete in-vivo clinical tests on healthy human subjects at the University of Pavia Pharmacology Department. The test have been designed to study the effects of KYURI on chemically and IR (Infra-Red) irritated skins. The tests measured the Erythema index and demonstrated clearly the strong soothing effect of KYURI.
