Potulaca (Portulaca oleracea) detergent and other formulations that disrupt the active anthraquinones by regulating the Nitric



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Natural effective support for acne, oily and inflamed skin care At the heart of Frutarom's TopicRange for oily and acne skin problems, we focus Z-Care - a botanical blend based on traditions of Chinese medicine (TCM), brought by modern science to the 21st century. The blend was developed to support the care of oily skin, inflammatory conditions and acne. Acne Pathophysiology 3. Proliferation of bacteria (propionibacterium acnes) Acne is a multi-factorial condition involving the hairsebum units (pilo-sebaceous follicles), which pathophysiology is complex and not completely understood. triggering release of inflammatory mediators and development of inflammatory ("red") pimples. 4. Excessive inflammation and rupture of the plugged follicle to the dermis, causing formation of The result is a usually a bothersome condition that sometimes causes deep lesions and scars. papules, pustules and eventually scarring. Acne treatment 1. Excess sebum production triggered by androgen Acne treatment is aimed at: stimulation, correlating with formation of open 1. Facial cleansing to open the pores "black" comedos. 2. Obstruction of the follicles by immature 2. Reduction of sebum secretion keratinocytes, leading to formation of closed 3. Maturation of keratinocytes to prevent exfoliation "white" comedos. 4. Anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory treatments Acne Pathophysiology Bacterial Growth Pores Plugging - 2 Sebum Production Excessive Inflammation

Z-Care concept Anti-inflammatory focus 1. Focusing on excessive inflammation - Inflammation in acne is triggered by many factors that addressing the causes of inflammation as well as increase the release of pro-inflammatory mediators: the inflammatory process that leads to severe growth of P. Acnes, bacterial lipase activity leading to lesions and scarring. formation of free fatty acids, generation of reactive oxygen species and more. 2. Natural holistic solution by its own - covering multiple aspects of treatment. Regretfully, reducing these pro-inflammatory factors is just not enough, since recent studies reveal that once 3. Adjunct to existing medical treatment - initiated, the inflammatory process can get out of improving efficacy and reducing the need to use control and a vicious cycle of self enhancement multiple preparations. begins. 4. Supporting healthy skin - reducing irritation that Z-Care is active against the inflammatory often accompanies medical treatment, and triggers, while strongly inhibiting the inflammatory promoting healing. process itself, preventing the vicious cycle that leads to deep inflammation and scarring. Action focusing on excessive inflammation P. acnes growth Sebum excess Free radicals Free fatty acids (formed by bacterial lipase) Smooth healing Mild inflammation Inflammation Inflammatory triggers Inflammatory mediators Self Exacerbating Enhancing factors Inflammatory Cycle Rupture into dermis DNA damage Genetics Z-Care Prevents the initiation of the cycle by blocking inflammatory triggers Prevents the self enhancement by blocking the inflammatory process Pro-inflammatory balance Inflammation in deep skin layers Scarring Nature's essence for skin care

Ancient traditions & Modern technology The tale of TCM formulations describes 4 roles of the herbal extract: Rhubarb heum Palmatum Root 1. Emperor is the principal and most potent herb Extract in the formula. 2. Minister is the right hand of the emperor, supporting its effects. 3. Assistant is preventing undesirable effects that might limit the emperor's activity. Scutellaria Scutellaria Baicalensis Root Powder 4. Servant is usually serving the formula constituents, prolonging and enhancing their effects. Z-Care formulation is based on 4 active herbs assigned to the tale roles. Each active extract is purified Portulaca by affinity based chromatographic methods enriching it Portulaca Oleracea Extract with active markers. Typical chromatography effect on extract activity markers Relative levels 5 4 3 2 1 Before After x 2.7 x 2.3 x 4.5 I 4 II III Chrysanthemi Chrysanthemum Indicum Flower Extract

Rhubarb (Rheum palamtum) Potulaca (Portulaca oleracea) The Emperor- determining the main effect The Assistant preventing undesirable effects 1) Main activity: strong anti inflammatory action- 1) Anti irritant activity prevents irritation in anti-inflammatory properties of rhubarb and its detergent and other formulations that disrupt the active anthraquinones by regulating the Nitric skin barrier. Oxide and NF Kappa β pathways. 2) Sebum regulation- down regulation of androgen receptor, which is an important determinant of sebocyte activity. 3) Wound healing support positive effect on fibroblasts growth in healing. 2) Wound healing support improves wound healing thereby aiding to prevent the undesirable scarring after inflammation is stopped. 3) Anti bacterial activity Quercetin, is active against P. Acnes and increases its sensitivity to antibiotics. It also inhibits microbial lipase activity. Scutellaria (Scutellaria baicalensis) Chrysanthemi (Chrysanthemum indicum) The Minister - Supporting the emperor's effects The Servant strengthening the formulation 1) Anti-inflammatory activity binding of different 1) Anti-oxidant activity & UV protection chemokines and acting on the COX pathway protecting the active ingredients of the formula on complementing emperor's activity. the skin and thus increasing its activity. 2) DNA protection protects DNA against radical damage to prevent the self enhancement of the inflammatory cycle. 3) Sebum regulation further action on Androgen receptor regulation.. Nature's essence for skin care

In vitro anti inflammatory activity Anti-inflammatory activity of Z-Care was tested on an epidermis model (EpiDerm by MatTek). EpiDerm tissues were irradiated with 3 mj/cm2 to initiate an inflammatory response. One hour after the insult, when the inflammatory cascade has been activated, 5 µl of 5% Z-Care were applied. Effect of 5% Z-Care on PgE2 levels Level (pg/ml) 5 Non UVB irradiated UVB irradiated 4 Hydrocortisone 1% 5% Z-Care 24 hours after the application of 5% Z-Care levels of 3 IL-1α and PgE2, two major mediators of 2 inflammation, were determined. The results of the anti- 1 inflammatory EpiDerm study are presented in the right charts. Z-Care in 5% formulation significantly inhibits major inflammatory markers in epidermal cells. Effect of 5% Z-Care on IL-1α levels 95% reduction in PgE2 after inflammatory insult. Level (pg/ml) 2 UVB irradiated 91% reduction in PgE2 compared to normal non-insulted tissue. 16 8 insult. 4 Stronger activity compared to control of Hydrocortisone 1%. Cell viability was measured during the same test by an MTT assay, to demonstrate that Z-Care doesn't reduce cell viability. This reflects well on the low skin irritation potential of Z-Care. 6 Hydrocortisone 1% 5% Z-Care 12 44% reduction in IL-1α after inflammatory Non UVB irradiated

Clinical trial Acne spot treatment % change in acne lesions after 12 days of spot treatment Z-Care was tested for spot treatment of acne lesions on 28 women. 5% Z-Care with.5% salicylic acid was compared to a vehicle containing.5% salicylic acid. Clinical evaluation was performed by a dermatologist on days, 2, 4, 6, 9 and 12 of product Inflammatory lesions Total lesions Salicylic nonresponders % -1% use. -2% -3% Z-Care 5% formulation caused fast clearance of acne -4% 5% Z-Care.5% salicylic vehicle lesions in study subjects: A clear and significant reduction begins Acne clearance rate during 12 days of spot treatment after 6 days of treatment. 28% reduction in total lesions after 12 days 2 4 6 8 1 12 days, compared to 17% in the control group. -5% 3% reduction in inflammatory lesions -15% after 12 days, compared to 16% in the -25% -17.1% Z-Care control group (.5% salysilic). Salicylic vehicle -27.81% -35% 29% reduction in total lesions in subjects not responding to.5% salicylic a clear benefit as an adjunct to salicylic. Nature's essence for skin care

Clinical trial maintenance sebum regulation Z-Care maintenance effect on sebum secretion was tested on 1 young males with oily skin (> 1 µg sebum/cm2) and mild or occasional acne lesions. A neutral formulation containing 2% Z-Care as a single active ingredient was used by the panelists for 3 weeks twice daily. Sebum regulation effect of Z-Care 2% Sebum (µg/cm2) 175 15 125 *p=.3 1 Sebum secretion was evaluated by a SebuMeter after -12.5% 14 and 21 days. 14 days Sebum secretion was reduced by 26.3% after 21 days. Z-Care 2% Sebum reduction Before After 3 weeks Reduction of spot number and size after 21 days by Visipor UV camera 8-26.3% 75 21

Panelist's evaluation- maintenance care Z-Care 1% addition to an existing acne formulation Panelists satisifaction evaluation of 11 panelists was evaluated based on subject's own High evaluation. 5% No change 8% of the subjects noted an improvement of acne condition compared to their old treatment. Moderate Improvement of inflammatory lesions High 7% of the subjects noted a significant 7% improvement in inflammation levels. Moderate No change The average satisfaction score of the panelists was 8.6 on a 1-1 scale. Z-Care 1% maintenance effect Before After 4 weeks Nature's essence for skin care

Our Solutions for oily and acne prone skin 1 Z-Care Supports acne treatment Supports acne treatment, Boosts salicylic acid effect, maintenance of sebum level TopicLife Linum Sebum control woman Regulation of sebum secretion, reduction of pore size efficacy in woman TopicPure Pumpkin Seed Sebum control male Inhibition of 5 alpha reductase, 3% decrease in sebum secretion after 21 days efficacy in man TopicPure Willow Mix Anti-inflammatory activity Natural salicylic acid for inflammation and irritation control