Aguas termales, arcillas y algas como ingredientes en la cosmética termal

  1. María Lourdes Mourelle Mosqueira 1
  2. José Luis Legido Soto 1
  3. Carmen Paula Gómez Pérez 1
  1. 1 Universidade de Vigo
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    Universidade de Vigo

    Vigo, España

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Revista:
Investigación: cultura, ciencia y tecnología

ISSN: 1889-4399

Ano de publicación: 2021

Número: 26

Páxinas: 55-64

Tipo: Artigo

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Resumo

En este trabajo se muestra la descripción del término cosmético y sus variantes como cosmético termal, cosmecéutico y, por otro lado, se presentan los principales ingredientes utilizados en la cosmética termal como son el agua mineromedicinal, las arcillas y las algas. Estas materias primas son descritas, destacando la riqueza en oligoelementos y minerales de las aguas termales, las propiedades absorbentes y renovadoras celulares de las arcillas y peloides, así como, la gran diversidad de moléculas bioactivas de las algas, microalgas y cianobacterias

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