First, although dermatologists and pharmacists support the effectiveness of the snail , they also warn that for cosmetics made with these secretions possessing regenerative and antioxidant properties that are advertised, they should have been removed when the animal is stressed.
Second, due to the huge increase in the market for certain products, presumably based snail, which is shared with others who themselves are supported scientifically, the consumer is creating great confusion and, of course, a confusion among health professionals.
required quality criteria the snail products to guarantee their regenerative property are:
• The source or type of snail.
• The method of extraction and processing.
· The components of the slime.
• The scientific backing.
• The existence of processes that ensure their safety and tolerance.
The reality says that most of the products on the market can not be obtained with appropriate scientific rigor.
So much so, that some "miracle products" that promise to cure acne scars, stretch marks, wrinkles and burns due to the snail have not shown at all. In any case, there are no studies to repeat it holding the regenerative and antioxidant properties of some secretion of this animal to reduce wrinkles and restore skin vitality.
Scientists and dermatologists warn these properties must have been scientifically proven to each product and, as this does not happen all the products you have lying around, you can not rely on the snail. Dermatologists say that is interesting, and expectations can cause development in the cosmetic world, but so far does not justify the extent of its spread, although there is a supporting rationale regarding which promotes reepithelialization.
Second, due to the huge increase in the market for certain products, presumably based snail, which is shared with others who themselves are supported scientifically, the consumer is creating great confusion and, of course, a confusion among health professionals.
required quality criteria the snail products to guarantee their regenerative property are:
• The source or type of snail.
• The method of extraction and processing.
· The components of the slime.
• The scientific backing.
• The existence of processes that ensure their safety and tolerance.
The reality says that most of the products on the market can not be obtained with appropriate scientific rigor.
So much so, that some "miracle products" that promise to cure acne scars, stretch marks, wrinkles and burns due to the snail have not shown at all. In any case, there are no studies to repeat it holding the regenerative and antioxidant properties of some secretion of this animal to reduce wrinkles and restore skin vitality.
Scientists and dermatologists warn these properties must have been scientifically proven to each product and, as this does not happen all the products you have lying around, you can not rely on the snail. Dermatologists say that is interesting, and expectations can cause development in the cosmetic world, but so far does not justify the extent of its spread, although there is a supporting rationale regarding which promotes reepithelialization.
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