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Clinical Trial for the Evaluation of Cucurbita Pepo Flowers Extract to Promote Skin Health

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Ritamaria Di Lorenzo · 2022

Abstract

The aim of this cosmetic clinical trial is to learn if an extract of Cucurbita pepo flower (CpLfe) works to enhance skin health and resilience in adult women with photo-damage. It will also learn about the safety of cosmetic active ingredient. The main questions it aims to answer are: Does cosmetic active ingredient improve skin moisture, luminosity and collagen production, and reduce wrinkles visibility? What skin benefits do participants have when using this new active ingredient in a cosmetic formulation? Researchers will compare the CpLfe to a placebo (a look-alike cosmetic formulation that contains no CpLfe) to see if CpLfe works as ant anti-aging ingredient for skin health. Participants will: Take CpLfe or a placebo every day for 1 month Visit the clinic once every 2 weeks for checkups and tests Keep a diary of the potential adverse reactions that might result from using the assigned test products

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Anonymous. (2022). Clinical Trial for the Evaluation of Cucurbita Pepo Flowers Extract to Promote Skin Health. <em>Ritamaria Di Lorenzo</em>. https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT06674005
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Anonymous. Clinical Trial for the Evaluation of Cucurbita Pepo Flowers Extract to Promote Skin Health. Ritamaria Di Lorenzo. 2022.
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@misc{anon2022Clinic, title = {Clinical Trial for the Evaluation of Cucurbita Pepo Flowers Extract to Promote Skin Health}, author = {Anonymous}, journal = {Ritamaria Di Lorenzo}, year = {2022}, }

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