A composition and method for administering an active agent to a pet, such as a dog, a cat or a horse. The composition may comprise a yogurt-based chewable delivery matrix and a plurality of water-soluble film pieces dispersed throughout the chewable delivery matrix. The composition may also comprise a delivery matrix having at least 15% by weight of crude protein and a plurality of water-soluble film pieces dispersed throughout the delivery matrix. The plurality of water-soluble film pieces encompass an active agent therein, wherein the active agent is rapidly released from the composition upon contact with saliva from the pet. At least a portion of the released active agents may be oromucosally absorbed by the pet.

A crystalline shampoo, of a mixture comprising: one-quarter to three-quarter teaspoon of sodium lauryl sulfoacetate flake; one-eight to three-eights teaspoon of aloe vera leaf powder; one-eight to three-eights teaspoon of lactic acid; one-eight to three-eights teaspoon of olive oil; and 0.1 ml to 0.3 ml of essential oil. The mixture is encapsulated in a polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) sheet.

A new material that can suppress TARC, related to the onset of various inflammatory diseases, and is useful, for example, for the treatment of atopic dermatitis, and the like is provided. The present invention is a kumis-derived exosome-containing composition including an exosome-enriched fraction obtained from kumis and enriched with exosomes derived from the kumis. The present invention is a method for producing a kumis-derived exosome-containing composition, having a step of fractionating kumis into multiple fractions and a step of collecting a fraction enriched with exosomes from the multiple fractions. This kumis-derived exosomes have the function and effect of suppressing TARC production, and are useful as a material to be blended in a composition for treating skin or an anti-inflammatory composition. The exosomes are also useful as an agent for treating TARC-mediated disease such as atopic dermatitis.

Disclosed is a composition for promoting hair growth and ameliorating, preventing or treating hair loss containing 2-fucosyllactose (2-FL) as an active ingredient, and a method for promoting hair growth or ameliorating, preventing or treating hair loss, the method comprising administering to a subject in need thereof 2-fucosyllactose. Treatment with a combination of testosterone and 2-fucosyllactose increases hair gloss, increases hair length, reduces a hair loss area, enhances hair cuticles, increases the number and size of hair follicles, and improves expression of proteins and genes related to hair proliferation and growth, compared to treatment with testosterone alone, thus being applicable as a substance for various food and pharmaceutical compositions based on effects of promoting hair growth, improving hair loss, and ameliorating, preventing or treating hair loss.

The present invention relates to aesthetic cosmetology and physiotherapy, particularly, to the method of deep cleansing of skin using grapes and wine's steam. It's also useful for skin anti-aging, getting rid of overweight and cellulite, removing harmful substances.

The skin is pre-cleansed with wine steam, then peeling is done. Peeling is carried out in steps. In the first step, chemical peeling is performed at a temperature of 50-85? ? C. for 30-45 minutes in the steam cabin by steaming the patient's body with a steam mixture that consists of wine steam containing active substances which is obtained by getting in contact with medical herbs.

In the second step, mechanical peeling is carried out with a special puree, which contains the following components, wt. %. alcohol-free hot wine10-30, ground dry grape seed2.5-10, freshly ground grape10-30, grape seed oil1-5 and hot water up to 1 kg.

Described herein are personalized skin care compositions including a cultured composition including a milk sample and a skin sample. and optionally an additive. Also described herein are kits and methods for making personalized skin care compositions. Also described herein are methods of treating or preventing skin conditions using personalized skin care compositions.

A pet dental treat includes an outer shell constituting a dense, solid shell which keeps the dog occupied while the dog's teeth sink into a soft, chewy porous inner core, potentially coated on exposed surface(s) such as with a bio-active compound, to scrape tartar and remove plaque from the dog's teeth, including hard-to-reach teeth, thereby helping to maintain the oral health of the dog while also reducing bad breath. The pet dental treat has a cross-section visually resembling a tooth and includes a longitudinal slot defining an integral pocket having in-turned retaining elements at an entrance to the slot, with the pocket provided to selectively retain a functional, edible additive insert, such as a vitamin, medicinal item or the like insert, to be given to the pet, with the retaining elements preventing the edible insert from inadvertently falling out of the pocket.

The present invention relates to the use of a milk whey protein hydrolysate for preventing or treating transepidermal water loss (TEWL) and/or TEWL-associated disorders or/and enhancing skin barrier function in young and adult mammals. The protein hydrolysate may be used in the prevention or treatment of TEWL-associated disorders, such as atopic dermatitis, dry or reactive skin or skin dehydration. It may also be used in the cosmetic use of improving skin appearance.

A composition comprising a first peptide selected from tripeptide, tetrapeptide and mixtures thereof; a second peptide selected from pentapeptide, hexapeptide, and mixtures thereof; an extract from the Laminaria genus, and whey protein, and a method for stimulating collagen synthesis in skin cells.

Provided are skincare compositions that include a bactericide, one or more surfactants, water, and optionally saturated fatty acid. The composition may include a bactericide, surfactants (e.g., anionic and/or zwitterionic), saturated fatty acid, and no more than about 50 wt % water. Alternatively, the composition may include a bactericide, surfactants (e.g., anionic and/or nonionic), and at least about 50 wt % water. Commonly, the skincare compositions may include benzoyl peroxide and goat milk. The compositions may be used for various applications including cleaning the skin and as a shaving cream.