Method of skin care and/or treatment using rice (Oryza sativa) hemoglobin or other hexacoordinated, non-symbiotic plant hemoglobins
OwnerHannah Sivak, Alberto Iglesias +1inventors
InventorsHannah Sivak, Alberto Iglesias, Miguel Ballicora
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Abstract
Methods for the prevention and treatment of skin damage arising from exposure to nitric oxide and other pollutant oxidizing species, using rice (Oriza sativa) hemoglobin or other plant hexacoordinated, non-symbiotic hemoglobins, in a dermatologically acceptable carrier that can be topically applied to the skin areas, including lips. In some embodiments, other proteins such as superoxide dismutase and/or catalase or antioxidants are included.
Claims3
A method for the prevention and treatment of skin damage induced by exposure to pollutants or to stressors leading to the formation of active oxygen species which consists of applying a composition containing plant hexacoordinated hemoglobins in a dermatologically acceptable carrier to the affected skin area.
A method for the treatment of skin damage induced by exposure to solar or other type of radiation or to stressors leading to the formation of active oxygen species which consists of applying a composition containing plant hexacoordinated hemoglobins to the affected skin area.
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