Compositions including bauhinia, methods of making and using the same in skin anti-aging and other skin applications
AssigneeAccess Business Group International LLC
InventorsJatinder RANA, Arun RAJGOPAL, Louise M. SCHNEIDER, Jeffrey SCHOLTEN, Yi ZHANG, Stephen R. MISSLER, Timothy MULDER
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Abstract
Topical compositions, packaging systems and methods for improving the appearance of skin or at least one sign of aging in skin including Kachnar are described.
Claims20
A topical composition comprising:
- a. an amount of a plant ingredient and/or plant extract from Bauhinia effective to improve the appearance of skin or at least one sign of aging in skin;
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- b. at least one pharmaceutically or cosmetically acceptable vehicle.
A method of improving the appearance of skin or at least one sign of aging in the skin, the method comprising topically applying to the skin a composition in a cosmetically effective amount sufficient to improve the appearance of the skin or the at least one sign of aging in skin, wherein the composition comprises:
- a. an amount of a plant ingredient or plant extract from Bauhinia, individually or in combination with an amount of a plant ingredient or plant extract from Sesamum, the amounts, individually or in combination, effective to improve the appearance of skin or at least one sign of aging in skin;
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- b. at least one pharmaceutically or cosmetically acceptable vehicle.
A method of stimulating or increasing Quinone Reductase activity in a skin cell comprising applying to the skin a composition in a cosmetically effective amount sufficient to stimulate or increase Quinone Reductase activity in the skin, wherein the composition comprises:
- a. a plant ingredient or plant extract from Bauhinia, individually or in combination with an amount of a plant ingredient or plant extract from Sesamum, the amounts, individually or in combination capable of stimulating or increasing Quinone Reductase activity;
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- b. at least one pharmaceutically or cosmetically acceptable vehicle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.