Green Tea Extract

Overview

Green tea extract, derived from the leaves of Camellia sinensis, is known for its antioxidant properties and is widely used in skincare formulations.

Clinical Evidence

1. Cosmeceuticals in acne vulgaris: from mechanism of action to clinical application
   The use of cosmeceuticals, including green tea, is becoming prevalent in acne treatment. They can reduce side effects of traditional therapies and improve compliance. Read more

2. Green tea (Camellia sinensis (L.) Kuntze) nanoemulgel promotes buccal mucosal ulcer repair
   A study showed that a nanoemulgel made from green tea extract accelerated the healing of oral wounds, enhancing neovascularization and reducing wound size. Read more

3. New Insights Into Advanced Glycation End Products Induced Melanogenesis and Intervention Strategies
   Green tea extract has been shown to inhibit melanin production and cytokine secretion, making it a potential treatment for skin hyperpigmentation. Read more