CV Lattes
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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Faculdade de Ciências Farmacêuticas de Ribeirão Preto (FCFRP) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
bachelor's at Farmácia Industrial from Faculdade de Ciências Farmacêuticas de Ribeirão Preto Usp (1986), master's at Fármacos e Medicamentos from Faculdade de Ciências Farmacêuticas de São Paulo Usp (1991) and doctorate at Fármacos e Medicamentos from Faculdade de Ciências Farmacêuticas de São Paulo Usp (1993). Has experience in Pharmacy, focusing on Pharmacotechnie, acting on the following subjects: formulações dermocosméticas, metodologias não invasivas, estabilidade, função barreira da pele and vitamina e. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The human skin presents high susceptibility to damage resulting from exposure to different factors that make up the skin aging expossome. The interaction of these factors affects biological responses and on the therapeutic approach, itself focused on particular needs and expectations. Thus, it is imperative to protect the skin using multifunctional photoprotective formulations that go bey…
The type of skin with the highest recurrence in the Brazilian population is the oily skin, which, due to the climate in Brazil, may persist over the years. In addition, solar radiation is the main extrinsic factor that accelerates skin aging and the high UV index in countries with a tropical climate as Brazil, leading to a more intense photoaging, regardless of the chronological aging, in…
Beyond biological and protective function, healthy and young looking skin is an essential factor for the well-being and a good social life, this being the target of application of cosmetic and dermatological treatments. The proper characterization of the skin has a high impact on the selection of suitable raw materials for the formulation development and choice of correct treatment, becau…
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Hair and skin are constantly exposed to exposome factors, which can alter hair growth, cause damage to the hair fiber, and lead to premature skin aging. Thus, cosmetic formulations can play a role in preventing such damage. However, considering that cosmetic production can have an environmental impact due to the extensive use of natural resources required for its manufacture, it is essent…
The exposome includes all the exposures an individual faces throughout life, including chemical, biological agents, radiation, and psychosocial factors. These exposures significantly affect the skin and hair, compromising the skin's barrier function and the integrity of the hair fiber. In this context, the concept of skin signification has expanded the traditional approach to skin care to…
Consumers' search for cosmetics based on natural raw materials has increased significantly in the recent years, also as public and private incentives aimed at prospecting ingredients and developing sustainable formulations. In this scenario, Brazilian biodiversity has an enormous potential for application in the development of innovative cosmetic products. The oil extracted from the speci…
The exposome is a set of internal and external factors we are exposed to on a daily basis that affect the health of our skin and hair. Internal factors include sleep quality, diet, and stress, while external factors mainly include exposure to sunlight and air pollution. Excessive exposure to these factors accelerates skin and hair aging due to free radical oxidation, which is often not ad…
The skin is a multifunctional organ that performs various vital functions, besides being essential for maintaining human health and well-being. There are two widely used classifications to describe skin phototypes. The first is the Fitzpatrick classification, and the second is the Individual Typology Angle (ITA) based classification. Despite the new techniques for skin characterization, t…
Exposure to factors of the exposome can accelerate the aging of the skin and hair, resulting from oxidation by the increase of free radicals that cannot be eliminated endogenously, thus altering their morphology and physiology. The agents that present the greatest harm to the body are the sun's rays and pollution. Therefore, the use of photoprotectors is essential to control the damage ca…
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Premature ageing associated with exposure to the exposome triggers oxidative stress, leading to cell damage and skin changes. In this context, multifunctional cosmetic products such as sunscreens with pro-vitamin B5 (D-panthenol) and the liposoluble vitamin C derivative ascorbyl tetraisopalmitate (ATIP) offer sun protection, hydration and antioxidant action. D-panthenol, a provitamin B5, …
Geographical variations influence environmental and socioeconomic aspects, climate, and behavioral practices of populations, which affect the skin of individuals. Furthermore, Brazil and France are multi-ethnic countries, thus it becomes necessary to understand the differences in the skin of different populations, aiming at the development of cosmetics and treatments that can cover more d…
Solar radiation is a key factor in exposome, leading to cutaneous photoaging, which harms the skin barrier function, induces hyperpigmentation, and can even lead to burns. Thus, the use of sunscreens is a fundamental way to reduce the skin damage provoked by solar radiation. Sunscreens are effective against the skin damage caused by prolonged sun exposure. In addition to sunscreens, photo…
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