Silk sericin, a byproduct of the silk industry, has emerged as a valuable resource in agriculture due to its unique properties and potential applications. This blog explores the role of sericin in agriculture, focusing on its nutrient profile, potential as a liquid fertilizer, moisture retention capabilities, and other agricultural uses. Micro and Macro Nutrients of…
Silk proteins, particularly sericin and fibroin, are revolutionizing the cosmetics industry by significantly enhancing the sensory attributes of skincare and haircare products. These proteins offer a unique combination of luxurious texture, hydration, and biocompatibility, making them highly desirable in cosmetic formulations. Why Does Silk Enhance Sensory Experience? Silk proteins, derived from the cocoons of the Bombyx…
Why Does Skin Lose Moisture & What Are Its Side Effects? Skin loses moisture primarily due to transepidermal water loss (TEWL), a process where water evaporates from the skin’s surface. Several factors exacerbate this, including: The side effects of moisture loss include: Types of Skin Moisturizers There are two primary types of skin moisturizers: 1….
Moisture retention is crucial for maintaining healthy, supple skin. As the largest organ in our body, skin acts as a protective barrier against environmental stressors and regulates water loss. When skin loses moisture, it can become dry, flaky, and prone to irritation and premature aging. Understanding the mechanisms of moisture retention and how ingredients like…