UJI AKTIFITAS TABIR SURYA NANO-TITANIUM OKSIDA UNTUK MENDUKUNG FORMULA KOSMETIK ANTIAGING KHUSUS MENGHAMBAT PENUAAN AKIBAT SINAR MATAHARI

Authors

  • Titik Taufikurohmah Universitas Negeri Surabaya

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26740/icaj.v2n2.p19-24

Keywords:

anti-aging, photo-aging, cosmetics, sunscreen, nanomaterial Titanium Oxide.

Abstract

Aging one of problems in social healthy especially in cosmetics community. UV-protection material was important because photo-aging give dominant effect at aging process. The development anti-aging material need exploration sunscreen material too. Utilization of Titanium Oxide in cosmetic formulation have been done. In this research Titanium Oxide was develop to form Nano-Titanium Oxide. It was important to get data that Nano-Titanium Oxide still have sunscreen activity. Spot, wrinkle and decrease of skin moisture were fast condition of aging if face skin get so many sun light especially UV-light with strong energy. In this research used nanomaterial of Titanium Oxide because nanomaterial give so many advantages. The method that used was measure UV absorption this material with UV-visible spectrophotometer instrument. The result of nanomaterial Titanium Oxide that still had sunscreen activity than support anti-aging in cosmetics formulation especially inhibit photo-aging. The impact of this research was the potential using of nanomaterial Titanium Oxide increase as anti-aging material that low level of cost in the future.

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2019-03-19

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