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MINIPORYL - Presentation
MINIPORYL - Presentation
MINIPORYL - Presentation
NATURAL ORIGIN
Red clover flower M INIPORYL™ CUSTOMER BENEFITS
extract titrated in
MINIPORYL™ • Reduces the appearance of
enlarged pores
Biochanin A
• Refines skin surface
• Fast action in only 15 days!
• Clinically proven on women,
men and young adults
PERFECT SKIN IDEAL = PORELESS EVEN SKIN TEXTURE
Photoshopped ideal Reality!
PORE-FILLING PRIMERS: AN IMMEDIATE SOLUTION
TO ERASE PORES
• Silicone-based primers fill in pores to instantly smooth skin surface
• Initially used for actresses and models to perfect their image
• Physical action => short term effect
Instant pore minimizing effect of a pore-filling primer
1
INCOMPLETE KERATINOCYTE DIFFERENTIATON
Corneocytes retain nucleus (parakeratosis)
Abnormal desquamation
Accumulation of cell debris clogs pores
3
2 LOSS OF SKIN TONICITY AND FIRMNESS
Skin relaxation
HYPER-SEBORRHEA Pore wall collapse
Higher sebum flow
Adaptation of the pore size
to outpour sebum excess
1
Keratinocyte differentiation improvement
3
Astringent action
2
Decrease in
sebum production
IN VITRO STUDIES
1 Improvement of keratinocyte differentiation
2 Decrease in sebum production:
• Inhibition of 5α-reductase type I activity
• Inhibition of lipid synthesis in sebocytes
3 Increase in skin astringency
IMPROVEMENT OF KERATINOCYTE DIFFERENTIATION 1
DESQUAMATION
In vitro test protocol SKIN BARRIER
(corneocyte) Filaggrin
• Keratinocyte culture (HaCaT) in contact with 0.1% Miniporyl™ during 4 days.
LATE DIFFERENTIATION Keratin 10
• Quantification of immunolabelled differentiation markers by image analysis Involucrin
(fluorescent green): Involucrin, Filaggrin and Keratin 10. EARLY DIFFERENTIATION Keratin 10
PROLIFERATION
(basal kertinocyte)
Markers
(green)
Cell nucleus
(blue)
Testosterone
5-a reductase
DHT
Fluorescent lipids
in sebocytes
sebocytes
1
Keratinocyte differentiation improvement
↑fillaggrin, ↑involucrin, ↑keratin10
3
Astringent action
contraction of collagen lattice
2
Decrease in sebum production
-inhibits 5α-reductase
-decreases lipids production in sebocytes
CLINICAL STUDIES
• Seboregulation action
• Reduction in pore size and number
TESTED FORMULA
Active formula Placebo
Ingredient INCI name
% %
Deionized Water Water 85.65 87.65
Dissolvine™ Na Tetrasodium EDTA 0.10 0.10
Chlorphenesin Chlorphenesin 0.30 0.30
Phenexyethanol Phenoxyethanol 0.80 0.80
Sodium Acrylates Copolymer (and)
Lecigel™ 1.75 1.75
Lecithin
LIPEX® 102 Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter 1.00 1.00
Cetiol® CC Dicaprylyl Carbonate 3.00 3.00
Sweet Almond Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis (Sweet
5.00 5.00
Oil Almond) Oil
Vitapherole® Tocopherol (and) Helianthus annuus
0.20 0.20
E1000 (Sunflower) Seed Oil
SG 38241 Fragrance 0.20 0.20
Isopropanediol (and) Trifolium
Miniporyl™ 2.00 0
Pratense (clover) flower extract
REGULATION OF SEBUM PRODUCTION
In vivo test protocol
• 2 groups of 20 men & women with oily or combination skin (18 to 55 years)
• 2x/D application of a cream with 2% Miniporyl™ for a group vs. a placebo for another group during 30 days
• Sebum measurement at D0, D15 and D30 with Sebumeter® and Sebufix® + Visioscan®
Sebufix® picture
Oily spots
Vol. 12 (28 years old)
D0 D15 D30
Up to -80 %!
-1% -39%
Vol 2 - Woman
55 years old
Vol 8 - Man
50 years old
ECOTOXICITY
• Biodegradability
• Aquatoxicity (daphnies)