Compositions and methods for ameliorating symptoms associated with inflammatory skin disorders
AssigneeCodex Labs Corporation
InventorsMarc CORNELL, Barbara A. PALDUS, Mark SELKER, Paula SIMPSON-NILSEN
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Abstract
The present invention is directed to compositions and methods for ameliorating symptoms associated with inflammatory skin disorders involving applying a synergistic blend of plant-based actives containing: (1) a synergistic blend of at least: (a) Calendula officinalis stem cell extract; (b) Symphytum officinale extract; (c) a biotech-derived Haberlea rhodopensis extract; and (d) Padina pavonica thallus extract; and (2) at least one skin protectant active ingredient.
Claims29
A composition for application onto human skin comprising:
- (1) a synergistic blend of at least:
- (a) Calendula officinalis extract;
- (b) Symphytum officinale extract;
- (c) Haberlea rhodopensis extract;
- and (d) Padina pavonica thallus extract;
- and (2) a skin protectant active ingredient, wherein the composition is capable of effectively treating and managing symptoms associated with a chronic inflammatory skin disorder.
A composition for application onto human skin comprising:
- (1) a synergistic blend of at least:
- (a) Calendula officinalis stem cell extract;
- (b) Symphytum officinale extract;
- (c) a biotech-derived Haberlea rhodopensis extract;
- and (d) Padina pavonica thallus extract;
- (2) at least one skin protectant active ingredient;
- (3) at least one humectant;
- and (4) at least one ceramide, wherein the composition is capable of effectively treating and managing symptoms associated with inflammatory skin disorders.
A method of ameliorating and managing symptoms associated with chronic inflammatory skin disorders comprising applying a composition containing:
- (1) a synergistic blend of at least:
- (a) Calendula officinalis extract;
- (b) Symphytum officinale extract;
- (c) Haberlea rhodopensis extract;
- and (d) Padina pavonica thallus extract;
- and (2) at least one skin protectant active ingredient, onto skin.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.