A topical vitamin system and application method encompassing modular and functionally equivalent systems based on controlled activation, aimed at restoring vitamin homeostasis in the skin.

Abstract

This invention relates to a topical vitamin homeostasis system and its application method, where vitamins necessary for maintaining epidermal, barrier, immunological, and oxidative functions in the skin are detected, activated, and function according to the skin's needs, instead of being applied uncontrollably and randomly to the skin, thus maintaining biological balance. In the system in question, vitamins are presented not only as active ingredients, as in classic cosmetic products, but also in forms such as pro-vitamins, biofunctional derivatives, analogs, or forms activated by skin enzymes, thus preventing excess vitamins from forming on the skin, causing irritation, or disrupting the biological balance. Thanks to this structure, vitamins function in the skin in accordance with its physiological rhythm, without creating a sudden and aggressive effect. The vitamin homeostasis system covered by this invention involves supporting the biological effects of vitamins on the skin through mineral components, mineral complexes, and / or ionic, enzymatic, or chemical modulation elements exhibiting biologically equivalent functions. These modulation elements can be integrated into the system as factors regulating the activation, intracellular signaling, and functional effectiveness of vitamins. The system is applicable with or without mineral-containing variations. In this context, the system is structured with components that provide the same vitamin homeostasis effect with or without mineral-supported variations. The invention is based on the fact that vitamins play different biological roles in different layers of the skin, and aims to distribute vitamins in the skin in a layer-by-layer manner and to ensure long-term vitamin balance in the skin. It offers a homeostasis approach. This approach considers not only the presence of vitamins, the mode of activation, how it is perceived by the skin, and its biological mechanism of action It is based on... The system described in this invention can be applied with or without antioxidant components, proteins, peptides, amino acids, or other biological support components, and is designed to achieve the same technical effect with different formulation variations. In this respect, the invention presents a holistic, flexible, and untangled technical system that defines how vitamins should function in the skin, unlike existing vitamin-containing cosmetic products in the current field.

Description

Modular, controlled activation-based system for restoring vitamin homeostasis in the skin. Topical Vitamin System, Including Functionally Equivalent Systems. Application Method 1. The Technical Field of the Invention This invention relates to the cosmetic and dermocosmetic fields, particularly concerning the skin's vitamin content. maintaining, regulating and sustainably supporting the balance Developed with the aim of eliminating the uncontrolled use of vitamins in the skin, A topical vitamin system and application based on controlled activation and homeostasis. It relates to the method. 2. State of the Art In current technology, vitamins in skincare products are generally found as single or limited amounts. It is used in combinations and in free active substance form in these products. In which biological process, in which layer, and under which conditions are vitamins produced in the skin? Its activation is not taken into consideration; vitamin applications are mostly short-term, aggressive. or can lead to unbalanced effects. This situation limits the effectiveness of vitamins. This can lead to skin irritation and, in the long term, disrupt the skin's balance. 3. The Purpose of the Invention The aim of this invention is to ensure that the vitamins the skin needs maintain the biological balance in the skin. ensuring that vitamins are provided in a way that does not disrupt the balance, and that they are given in a controlled and layered manner according to need. activation based on and this process with a long-term homeostasis approach The goal is to develop a new system that makes its sustainability possible. 1 4. The Technical Solution That Forms the Core of the Invention The invention provides for a controlled administration of vitamins instead of their free and uncontrolled application. It offers a system that works on the activation principle. In this context, vitamins; pro- vitamins in the form of biofunctional derivatives, analogs, or forms activated by skin enzymes. It is formulated and activated in the skin only under the necessary conditions. And this activation process is limited by the principles of homeostatic equilibrium. This Restriction, as well as increasing the biological activity of vitamins, prevents unnecessary or harmful intake. It also includes preventing biological triggers. 5.⁠ ⁠Modulation and Functional Equivalence The biological activity of vitamins, mineral components and / or in the system covered by the invention. non-mineral but performing the same biological function: ionic, enzymatic or chemical modulation elements or biologically equivalent regulatory agents This can be supported by physical, biochemical, or formulation-based systems. Modulation elements are optional and the system may or may not include minerals. It can be implemented with variations. 6. Layer-Based Interaction and Homeostasis Vitamins take on different biological roles in different layers of the skin. It is distributed, thereby restoring epidermal barrier function, cellular renewal, and Oxidative balance is supported in a physiologically appropriate manner. The system is not sudden or aggressive. Instead of a potent effect, it aims to maintain vitamin homeostasis. 7. Optional Ingredients and Formulation Flexibility The invention includes a system composed of antioxidant components, proteins, peptides, and amino acids. with or without similar biological support components is applicable. The presence or absence of these components affects the fundamental technical principles of the system. It does not change anything. The presence or absence of these optional components affects the system's vitamin content. It does not eliminate the fundamental technical principles based on homeostasis. 2 8. Application Method The system includes gels, serums, emulsions, lotions, creams, masks, or similar topical carriers. They can be applied to the skin via the form. The carrier system ensures the stability of the vitamins and It is selected in a way that will support its controlled activation. 3

Claims

1. The epidermal, barrier, immunological and / or oxidative functions of the skin one or more vitamins necessary for its continuation; free and uncontrolled Instead of being applied in this way, it is perceived by the skin as needed, biological feedback. activated based on lightning strike mechanisms and designed to protect biological balance A topical vitamin homeostasis system that functions in this way, based on controlled activation.

2. According to Claim 1, the vitamins in the system include pro-vitamins, biofunctional derivatives, It must be presented in at least one form that is activated by analog or skin enzymes.

3. According to claim 1 or 2, the vitamins in the system are present in the skin not simultaneously, but gradually in the skin. Depending on biological needs, incremental, time-spread, or at different biological thresholds activation.

4. According to any of claims 1-3, the vitamins in the system affect different parts of the skin. It will exert a layer-by-layer effect, assuming different biological roles in its layers. arrangement in this way.

5. According to any of claims 1-4, the biological activity of vitamins and minerals in the system... components, mineral complexes and / or functionally equivalent ions, Supported by enzymatic or chemical modulation elements.

6. According to claim 5, the modulation elements in question include the activation of vitamins, Regulating intracellular signal transmission, biological perception, or functional activity Integration of elements into the system.

7. According to any of claims 1-6, the system may contain minerals or not contain minerals. It can be implemented with variations.

8. The system, according to any of claims 1-7, together with its antioxidant components or Application without antioxidant components. 4.

9. According to any of claims 1-8, the system consists of proteins, peptides, amino acids, or Their application with or without their derivatives.

10. According to any of claims 1-9, is the system; monovitamin-containing, polyvitamin-containing? or administered in the form of vitamin combinations.

11. According to any of claims 1-10, is there an excess of vitamins in the system? to create, cause irritation or cellular biological signals with a homeostatic mechanism that prevents the disruption of its balance restriction.

12. According to any of claims 1-11, the system has not only the presence of vitamins, the mode of activation, how it is perceived by the skin, and its biological mechanism of action to take as a basis.

13. The system, according to any of claims 1-12, in the form of a gel, serum, emulsion, lotion, cream, Application via balm, mask, or any similar topical carrier form.

14. According to any of claims 1-13, the system has a sudden and aggressive effect on the skin. without creating a long-term and sustainable nutritional balance implementation as.

15. The system according to any of claims 1-14; for women, men or all skin types. It must be applicable within the framework of the same basic technical principles.

16. According to any of claims 1-15, the system's vitamin levels are controlled in the skin. a topical application used to ensure activation and homeostasis including the method. 5.

17. According to any of claims 1-16, how the system; vitamins work in the skin. the technical principles defining the specific components or formulations used even if modified, it should be implemented by functionally equivalent systems. This equivalence includes the type and number of vitamins used, the mineral content, and the carrier. producing the same technical effect regardless of system or formulation structure based on the principle.

18. System; controlled activation of vitamins, pH changes in the skin, enzymatic factors such as activity, oxidative stress level, barrier integrity, or cellular metabolic status It also includes studying it in relation to at least one biological parameter. 6