#1 dermatologist recommending natural skin care brand and industry leader dr. Burt's Bees has released the latest findings from its study of the benefits of natural remedies to maintain and restore healthy skin across a range of skin conditions, skin types and tones. Results will be presented at a hybrid face-to-face and virtual Integrative Dermatology Symposium (IDS) from September 30 to October 2, 2022.
Recent research findings from Burt's Bees highlight the following:
- Tolerance and efficacy of bakuchiol, a broad-spectrum mineral sunscreen for protection, firmness and smoothness of sun-damaged skin.
- The effectiveness of natural liquid exfoliants to combat hyperpigmentation such as dark spots.
- The effectiveness of a broad-spectrum, naturally-based sunscreen to protect against the harmful effects of blue light and be safe on sensitive skin.
We are thrilled to be in person again at this year's Integrative Dermatology Symposium to share our latest clinical findings that demonstrate the proven power of nature. Like nature, there's a lot of work behind skin care, and we'll go beyond the surface of the skin to demonstrate our continued commitment to beneficial ingredients and rigorous testing to ensure our regimens are safe and effective. Shells. tones and types. "
Himali Gaunt, PhD, Director of Clinical and Scientific Affairs, Peretz Bees
Burt's Bees posters at IDS 2022 include:
- Daily sun protection with topical bakuchiol, which contains a sunscreen, reduces signs of aging ; Shahbazoka A., Pan A., Gunt H. and Sivamani R.; October 1, 2022 Poster Presentation 2:00 PM - 2:30 PM ET.
- About the study : An open-label study was conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of a broad-spectrum (SBF 30) sunscreen containing bakuchiol in protecting the skin from UV damage.
- A 12-week study in subjects aged 35-60 evaluated the effectiveness of high-resolution facial imaging to determine the effectiveness of bakuchiol in improving the appearance of sun-damaged skin.
- Daily use of a sunscreen containing bakuchiol, a natural alternative to retinol, does not cause the visible signs of irritation seen with retinol products and also reduces the appearance of wrinkles and blemishes on the face.
- About the study : An open-label study was conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of a broad-spectrum (SBF 30) sunscreen containing bakuchiol in protecting the skin from UV damage.
- a noticeable reduction in the appearance of moderate hyperpigmentation with a natural exfoliator ; Gunt H. and Levi S.; October 1, 2022 Poster Presentation 2:00 PM - 2:30 PM ET.
- About the study: The effectiveness of a natural liquid exfoliant in improving the appearance of hyperpigmentation was evaluated over 12 weeks in 93 women with moderate hyperpigmentation.
- Efficacy and tolerability were assessed by assessing skin tone, lightness, pore size and skin tone.
- The results show that this natural based liquid peel is clinically safe and effective in improving the appearance of hyperpigmentation.
- About the study: The effectiveness of a natural liquid exfoliant in improving the appearance of hyperpigmentation was evaluated over 12 weeks in 93 women with moderate hyperpigmentation.
- Tolerance on sensitive skin and photoprotection effect of a broad-spectrum sunscreen product of natural origin against blue light ; John H. and Levi S .; October 1, 2022 Poster Presentation 2:00 PM - 2:30 PM ET.
- About the study: A study of participants with clinically diagnosed sensitive skin and facial redness evaluated the safety of SPF30 Natural Broad Spectrum Sunscreen and separately tested its effectiveness in protecting skin from repeated exposure to LED-based blue light. .
- This natural broad spectrum sunscreen is well tolerated by people with sensitive skin and is proven to improve skin texture and overall condition without causing signs of irritation.
- The results showed that a natural-based broad-spectrum sunscreen protects against tanning and blue light tanning.
- About the study: A study of participants with clinically diagnosed sensitive skin and facial redness evaluated the safety of SPF30 Natural Broad Spectrum Sunscreen and separately tested its effectiveness in protecting skin from repeated exposure to LED-based blue light. .
said Stanley Levy, MD, board certified dermatologist and research consultant in Chapel Hill, NC. "Our reviews show that mineral sunscreen is safe for sensitive skin, does not cause signs or symptoms of irritation, and protects against blue light-induced hyperpigmentation."
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