Anti-tyrosinase activity of orange peel extract and cosmetic formulation


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Thitilertdecha N., . and Boonmak J., . and Kittigowittana K., . and Wuttisin N., . and Thaipitak V., . Anti-tyrosinase activity of orange peel extract and cosmetic formulation. pp. 2128-2132. ISSN 2231-7546

Abstract

The aims of this study were to determine anti-tyrosinase activity of ethanolic extract of orange peel then develop the whitening cream from the extract and finally evaluate the satisfaction by users. The results showed that ethanol crude extracted had anti-tyrosinase activity with the IC50 of 255.10 g/ml which was less effective than kojic acid (23 times). Whitening cream containing orange peel extract 2 w/w was then formulated and tested for the satisfaction among 20 volunteers for 1 month compared with cream base. The results revealed that volunteers satisfy the properties of orange peel cream i.e. texture spread ability absorption and moisturization at high level while odor properties was moderate satisfaction level. The average point of overall preference was high. After using orange peel cream for 1 month the whitening improvement of volunteers skin color had been observed by skin color bar. Skin melanin content was measured before application of creams and then 1 month after using by Mexameter. It was found that orange peel cream could reduce melanin pigment 17.33. In addition none of the volunteers developed irritation during the test period. It can be concluded that California Navel orange peel extract can be applied in cosmetic industry to increase the value of orange peel waste.


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Abstract

The aims of this study were to determine anti-tyrosinase activity of ethanolic extract of orange peel then develop the whitening cream from the extract and finally evaluate the satisfaction by users. The results showed that ethanol crude extracted had anti-tyrosinase activity with the IC50 of 255.10 g/ml which was less effective than kojic acid (23 times). Whitening cream containing orange peel extract 2 w/w was then formulated and tested for the satisfaction among 20 volunteers for 1 month compared with cream base. The results revealed that volunteers satisfy the properties of orange peel cream i.e. texture spread ability absorption and moisturization at high level while odor properties was moderate satisfaction level. The average point of overall preference was high. After using orange peel cream for 1 month the whitening improvement of volunteers skin color had been observed by skin color bar. Skin melanin content was measured before application of creams and then 1 month after using by Mexameter. It was found that orange peel cream could reduce melanin pigment 17.33. In addition none of the volunteers developed irritation during the test period. It can be concluded that California Navel orange peel extract can be applied in cosmetic industry to increase the value of orange peel waste.

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Item Type: Article
AGROVOC Term: Citrus
AGROVOC Term: Citrus sinensis
AGROVOC Term: Peel
AGROVOC Term: Extraction
AGROVOC Term: Kojic acid
AGROVOC Term: Formulations
AGROVOC Term: Texture
AGROVOC Term: Ethanol
AGROVOC Term: Absorption
AGROVOC Term: Crude oil
Depositing User: Ms. Suzila Mohamad Kasim
Last Modified: 24 Apr 2025 06:28
URI: http://webagris.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/23853

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