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Glycolic acid peels versus amino fruit acid peels for acne

Journal of Cosmetic and Laser Therapy, 2010
Chemical exfoliation resulting in the reduction of keratotic plugs serves as a second-line treatment used as an adjunct to anti-acne agents. This study was designed to compare the therapeutic effects of glycolic acid (GA) peels and amino fruit acid (AFA) peels in patients with acne vulgaris.In this single-blind, randomized, right-left comparison study,
Bicak, Mehtap Unlu   +3 more
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BIOPLASTIC FROM FRUIT PEELS - WASTE TO WEALTH

Pollution Research, 2022
In the present study the experiment was conducted in the Department of Food Process TechnologyLab and Department of Food Safety and Quality Assurance Lab to synthesize bio plastic fromselected fruit peels (Banana and Orange peels) in different concentrations by the addition ofdifferent essential oils namely lime oil and clove oil which acts as a ...
K. KEERTHANA, R. SWAMY, P. SRILATHA
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Pomegranate Peel and Fruit Extracts

2017
Pomegranate (Punica granatum L.), the fruit and its peel have been shown to hold tremendous potential for the treatment of various ailments. Incorporation of pomegranate, peel and their extracts, as key functional ingredients in various ethnopharmacological formulations are widely accepted in almost all cultures of the World.
Tariq Ismail   +2 more
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Citrus Fruit Peels: From Waste to Worth

The Journal of Plant Science Research, 2023
Citrus fruits are most commonly consumed fruits. However, the peels of these fruits yield a huge waste. The peels also contain important phytoconstituents. This study aimed to investigate the antioxidant properties of peels of two selected citrus fruits (sweet lime and lemon).
Nidhi Parmar   +2 more
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Enzymatic peeling of stone fruits

2020
ABSTRACT ENZYMATIC PEELING OF STONE FRUITS Toker, İlkem M. Sc, Department of Food Engineering Supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Alev Bayındırlı November 2000, 100 pages Removal of skin or peel is one of the most important steps in the processing of fruits.
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Extraction of Pectin from Passion Fruit Peel

Food Engineering Reviews, 2020
The addition of pectin to fluid systems alters its gelling, consistency, and texture characteristics. Thus, the use of this acid polysaccharide in product development can generate materials with different technological properties, capable of industrial use. For this, low-cost pectin sources are required.
C. M. P. FREITAS   +3 more
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Biomechanical characteristics of tomato fruit peels

Postharvest Biology and Technology, 2011
Abstract Mechanical properties, such as strength and elasticity, of tomato peel (exocarp) are important in fruit used both for industrial processing and for fresh consumption, and, therefore, are also of vital interest to breeders. The food industries prefer peel to be thick and stiff for easy peeling, whereas consumers of fresh produce prefer thin ...
Amots Hetzroni, Arie Vana, Amos Mizrach
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