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HU rev ; 45(3): 254-260, 2019.
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: biblio-1049302

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Introdução: Dentre os corantes de fontes naturais disponíveis no mercado, os mais comuns são aquelas capazes de conferir as cores vermelha, roxa, laranja e amarela, sendo a coloração azul relativamente escassa. A espécie Ravenala madagascariensis, também conhecida como árvore dos viajantes, é uma planta oriunda da Ilha de Madagascar, África do Sul, característica por sementes recobertas por arilos fibrosos de coloração azul intensa. Objetivo: Descrever uma metodologia capaz de extrair e incorporar os corantes azuis presentes nos arilos em uma formulação dermocosmética estável. Metodologia: Foi realizado screening com distintos líquidos extratores para a obtenção do extrato dos arilos. O extrato em ciclometicone foi incorporado em preparações cosméticas empregando-se as bases Polawax® e Cold cream. Após a avaliação dos aspectos sensoriais, a formulação preparada com Polawax foi direcionada para avaliação de estabilidade acelerada (15 dias) de acordo com o protocolo definido pela ANVISA. Resultados: O melhor processo extrativo foi obtido pela utilização do ciclometicone, que é um excipiente compatível com o preparo de formulações cosméticas. O produto contendo 1% do extrato dos arilos em ciclometicone, incorporado à base Polawax, foi avaliado em relação às variáveis aspecto, cor (azul), odor, sensação ao tato e pH (5,5) e não apresentou alterações no ensaio de estabilidade acelerado. Conclusão: Com a metodologia apresentada, foi possível extrair e preparar uma formulação dermocosmética estável com nova proposta de corante azul, aplicável como excipiente para formulações.


Introduction: Among the dyes from natural sources available in the market, the most common are those capable of giving the colors red, purple, orange and yellow, being the blue coloration relatively scarce. The Ravenala madagascariensis species, also known as the traveler's tree, is a plant from Madagascar Island, South Africa, characterized by seeds covered by intense blue colored fibrous aryls. Objective: To describe a methodology capable of extracting and incorporating the blue dyes present in aryls in a stable dermocosmetic formulation. Methodology:Screening with different extracting liquids was performed to obtain the extract of the arils. The cyclomethicone extract was incorporated into cosmetic preparations using the Polawax® and Cold cream bases. After evaluation of sensory aspects, the formulation prepared with Polawax was directed to accelerated stability evaluation (15 days) according to the protocol defined by ANVISA. Results: The best extraction process was obtained by the use of cyclomethicone, which is an excipient compatible with the preparation of cosmetic formulations. The product containing 1% of the cyclomethicone aryl extract, incorporated into the Polawax base, was evaluated in relation to the variables appearance, color (blue), odor, touch sensation and pH (5.5) and showed no changes in the stability test accelerated. Conclusion:With the methodology presented, it was possible to extract and prepare a stable dermocosmetic formulation with new blue dye proposal, applicable as an excipient for formulations.


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Plants , Chemistry, Pharmaceutical , Color , Cosmetics , Guidelines as Topic , Coloring Agents , Brazilian Health Surveillance Agency , Cosmetic Coloring Agents
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Rev. bras. farmacogn ; 22(1): 88-93, Jan.-Feb. 2012. graf, tab
Article in English | LILACS | ID: lil-607609

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The in vitro schistosomicidal effects of the essential oil obtained from Tagetes erecta L. Asteraceae, leaves (TE-EO) collected in Brazil against Schistosoma mansoni worms are reported in this paper. The oil caused a significant decrease in the motor activity at 50 µg/mL as minimal concentration after 24 h. This oil also caused death of all the parasites and the separation of coupled pairs into individual male and female at 100 µg/mL after 24 h. The viability of adult worm groups treated with the TE-EO at 100 µg/mL was similar to that of groups treated with praziquantel (positive control). In addition, the oil promoted the inhibition of eggs development at all the tested concentrations. These data indicate that the TE-EO could be considered as a promising source for the development of new schistosomicidal agents.

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