脂质对皮肤状态的影响及对相关化妆品研发的指导

doi:10.3969/j.issn.1001-1803.2020.10.011

Abstract

Abstract:

Skin lipids dramatically influence the skin condition by different mechanisms. Further research needs the use of lipidomics which has more powerful analytical ability and high-throughput manner, to identify skin lipid components into individual species. The validation of structure and function of lipids was operated to study the process that individual lipid species was involved in. The effects and mechanisms of skin lipids on skin conditions were reviewed from three aspects of functions in physical chemistry, biochemistry and microecology. Additionally, the integration of lipidomics data with other omics strategies could develop the power to study the mechanism of skin lipids influencing skin condition, which could guide the relevant research and development of cosmetics.

Key words: skin lipid, skin condition, cosmetics, lipidomics

CLC Number:

TQ658

HU Xue-qing,ZHOU Ming-yue,YANG Man-li,CHEN Feng,HE Cong-fen,JIA Yan. Effects of lipids on skin condition and guidance on the development of related cosmetics[J].China Surfactant Detergent & Cosmetics, 2020, 50(10): 717-724.

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