Nanocellulose-based Tagua Seed Extract

This table provides a broad overview of the specified properties of nanocellulose-based Tagua seed extract compared to some commonly used cosmetic ingredients. Individual preferences and skin types may influence the effectiveness of these ingredients in skincare routines.

 

Property

 Nanocellulose (Tagua Seed Extract) Hyaluronic Acid

 

Collagen

 

Retinol

 

Botox

 Anti- Wrinkles (Oils/Waxes)

 

Origin

Tropical forests of

Ecuador

 

Synthetic

 Animal- derived

 

Synthetic

 

Synthetic

Varies (Natural or

Synthetic)
Nanoparticle Interaction Functionalized for versatility – – – – –

 

Aglutination/Molecular Release System

 Controlled release of molecules

 

–

 

–

 

–

 

–

 

Varies

 

Protective/Hydrating Layer

 Forms a protective, moisturizing layer

 

–

 

–

 

–

 

–

 

Varies
Skin Regeneration Promotes skin regeneration – – – – Varies
pH Level pH 5.5 Varies Varies Varies Varies Varies
Appearance Transparent Clear – Varies Varies Varies

 

Texture

 Viscous, gelification in situ

 

Varies

 

Varies

 

Varies

 

Varies

 

Varies
Toxicity Proven non- toxic Varies Varies Varies Varies Varies
Compatibility with Other Cosmetics Enhances action when combined

 

Varies

 

Varies

 

Varies

 

Varies

 

Varies

Additional Notes:

– The properties of each ingredient can vary based on formulation and concentration.
– “Varying” indicates that the specific characteristic may depend on the source or formulation of the ingredient
– The term “Botox” here refers to the synthetic compound used in cosmetic procedures, not the natural protein.
–  In all the cases the use of Nanocellulose formulations are topic and noninvasive