Ph.D. candidate in Pharmaceutical Sciences at the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences of Ribeirão Preto of the University of São Paulo (FCFRP/USP-RP), with a degree in Pharmacy-Biochemistry from the same institution. A member of the Advanced Studies Center in Cosmetic Technology (NEATEC) since 2015 and the Research and Development Laboratory in Pharmaceutical Processes (LAPROFAR) since 2021. Experienced in the development of nanocarriers, encapsulation, and drying of natural active ingredients using techniques such as spray drying and frezee-drying. Additionally, has strong expertise in the development and evaluation of cosmetic products, applying physico-mechanical techniques such as rheology and texture analysis, as well as in determining clinical efficacy through advanced biophysical techniques and image analysis of skin and hair. Previous work includes the development of formulations for mature, oily, and hyperpigmented skin, as well as the creation of minimalist and natural cosmetics with film-forming properties. Recent research focuses on obtaining nanocarriers containing oils from Brazilian biodiversity for skin and hair care applications. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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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…
Several cosmetics with an anti-pollution action appeal are on sale. However most of them have this action in an indirect way for example decreasing or delaying the consequences of the interaction between the skin and the pollution. Thus, the development of cosmetic formulations that protect the skin more effectively from this interaction leads us to obtain formulations with a film-forming…
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