The Role of Essential Oils in Homemade Cosmetics: A Study of 140 Recipes.

Céline Couteau, Harona Diarra, Manon Lecoq, Aline Ali, Mélanie Bernet, Laurence Coiffard

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Céline CouteauAll authors are with the University of Nantes, Faculty of Pharmacy in Nantes, France.

Harona DiarraAll authors are with the University of Nantes, Faculty of Pharmacy in Nantes, France.

Manon LecoqAll authors are with the University of Nantes, Faculty of Pharmacy in Nantes, France.

Aline AliAll authors are with the University of Nantes, Faculty of Pharmacy in Nantes, France.

Mélanie BernetAll authors are with the University of Nantes, Faculty of Pharmacy in Nantes, France.

Laurence CoiffardAll authors are with the University of Nantes, Faculty of Pharmacy in Nantes, France.

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Abstract

Two recent trends that have developed simultaneously are a mistrust of health products by some of the population and the growing popularity of essential oils. The objective of this study was to analyze recipes with essential oils found on the internet and to assess their level of photoprotective efficacy. Therefore, we conducted a study of 140 recipes for personal care and hygiene products that incorporate one or more essential oils. This analysis revealed that numerous essential oils are called for in these recipes, derived from plants belonging to a wide diversity of botanical families. There was a significant difference (

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PMCPMC9891214

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