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Drugs are for beauty too!

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Are you suffering from this skin or hair problem? Then no need to worry, this ingredient of our product is clinically tested and will heal your problems. Do try our product for more youthful and glowing skin, recharge your skin and add radiance”. You might have seen such an advertisement for many cosmetics, which claims that this ingredient of our product will definitely cure your skin or hair problem.

But For an ingredient that is calming, are those ingredients approved by authority? Can any cosmetics heal your problems as medicine do? Yes, some cosmetics uses clinically tested ingredient or drugs that can play the role of not only healing but also beautifying. And such products are called COSMACEUTICALS.

Cosmeceutical is a common term that is used by many cosmetics industries these days but it is not approved by any regulatory authority. Cosmeceuticals are the combination of two terms – cosmetics and pharmaceutical or drugs. Then what do these terms actually mean? Let’s see. According to Drugs and cosmetics law 1940, Drugs are the products that cure, treat, mitigate or prevent disease or that affect the structure or function of the human body.

Whenever drugs come to market, it is always approved by FDA. Cosmetics are products, intended to beautify, promote attractiveness, alter appearance, or cleanse. Whenever cosmetics cosmetic comes to market they have to undergo a various evaluation process.

In the case of cosmetics, FDA approval is not mandatory as it does not affect the structure or function of the body. But all process of cosmetics development is rigorously evaluated. There are some drugs that are able to cure, mitigate or prevent disease as well as promote attractiveness and alter one’s appearance. So drugs are for beauty too. Let’s see some conditions where drugs are used as Cosmeceuticals.

List of drugs used for beautifying

Anti-aging products

1. Ceramides:

2. Hyaluronic acid:

3. Peptides:

 Botanical products

Now a day many of us have an attraction to herbal products. Such botanical products can also be used as Cosmeceuticals.

Although botanical is safe and beneficial in many skin conditions, but at some point, it also shows side effects. Due to the randomized concentration of dose of these ingredients different side effects are seen. A person who is allergic to these ingredients should stop using these products.

Many marketed skincare products having the same ingredients may or may not be promising to improve appearance, heal any disease conditions because their concentration is different. Drugs should be used for beauty after approval of specific authority, which these products the concentrations of the ingredients.

Dermatologists will prescribe you the best-suited ingredients to patients. If patients feel any side effects then, they should stop the usage of these non-prescription products. And should consult Dermatologists about the best-suited skincare product for their skin type.

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