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MelanoBronze
Acetyl tyrosine Substrate for tyrosinase enzyme in melanin synthesis
Vitex agnus-castusextract
Induction of melanin synthesis in melanocytes
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• MelanoBronze is a combination of two actives leading to an accelerated melanin formation in the skin
• Melanin is the body‘s own sun protecting system preventingsun burn and photo aging in the skin
• MelanoBronze stimulates skin tanning even without sunexposure
MelanoBronze
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Melanocyte
Melanosome
Melanocyte
Dendrite of melanocyte
Keratinocyte
Cell nucleus
Basal layer
Dermis
Stratum corneum
Stratum granulosum
Stratum spinosum
Epidermis
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Mechanism of Skin Pigmentation
tyrosin DOPA
pheomelanin
DOPA quinone
α MSH
MC1R
cAMP
Cysteinyl DOPADOPA chrom
DHICA
eumelanin
tyrosinase
melanocyte
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• Stable, water-soluble substrate for tyrosinase
• The reaction of tyrosine to DOPA by tyrosinase is the rate-limiting step in melanin formation.
• Result: tanned skin and increased UV self-protection of the skin
Acetyl Tyrosine
acetyl tyrosine DOPA melanintyrosinase
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The Role of α-MSH on Tanning
αMSHpituitarygland
blood-stream
tyrosine melanintyrosinase
Receptor binding→ induction of melaninsynthesis
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N C
proopiomelanocortin (POMC)
ACTH beta-endorphin
αMSH
267 amino acid residues
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Processing of POMC
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The beta-endorphin/μ-opiate receptorsystem is expressed in melanocytes and closely associated withmelanosomes
Beta-Endorphin and Pigmentation
Melanocyte dendricity, proliferation and pigmentationare upregulated
Kauser et al. 2003 Journal of Investigative Dermatology
beta-endorphin
μ-opiate receptor
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Monk's Pepper Berries ContainPhyto-Endorphins
Chaste tree (Vitex agnus-castus)
• Large shrub growing in mediterranean region and Asia
• Berries from Monk's pepper contain substances that bind to the opioid receptor (Phyto-Endorphins)
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Monk‘s Pepper BerriesTraditional Medicine
• Used since ancient Greek to treat injuries and inflammation
• In the middle ages, monks used dried berries. They probably experienced a sensation of well-beeing
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Binding to the Opioid Receptor
opioid receptor
μ κ δ
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B. Meier et al. (2000) Phytomedicine 7(5): 373-381
Inhibition of opioid receptorbinding by an ethanolic extractof Vitex agnus-castus expressed as IC50-values (μg/ml)
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MelanoBronze: Composition
Vitex agnus-castus extract containing:
Acetyl Tyrosine 6%Glycerin 20%Alcohol 20%
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MelanoBronze
phyto-endorphin
MelanoBronze
acetyl tyrosine
melanin
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MelanoBronzefor Pigmentation with Sun
αMSH tyrosinase pigmentation
αMSH beta-endorphin activity
tyrosinase pigmentation
UV+ MelanoBronze
UV
+ acetyl tyrosine
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MelanoBronzefor Pigmentation without Sun
MelanoBronze
beta-endorphin activity pigmentationtyrosinase
+ acetyl tyrosine
Acetyl Tyrosine
no pigmentation !+ acetyl tyrosine
no tyrosinase activity !
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In Vitro: Specific Stimulation of Melanin Synthesis in Melanocytes
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In VivoStimulation of Skin Tanning
Study design• Test products: test cream
cremes with 2% and 5% MelanoBronzecreme with only acetyl tyrosine (same concentration as in 5% MelanoBronze)
• Number of test persons: 20 of age 20 to 55• Application: twice daily for 7 days on the inner side of forearm• Irradiation: every day with 1.1 MED• Test parameter: skin tanning (Chromameter)
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Result
Double tanning effect of acetyl tyrosine and Vitex agnus-castus extract
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MelanoBronze ↔ DHA
MelanoBronze DHA(common tanning ingredient)
Stimulation of melanin synthesisin melanocytes
Browning of the skin surface by a chemical reaction of DHA withproteins (Maillard reaction)
Protection against solar irradiation No protection against solar irradiation
Slow but long lasting effect Fast but irregular browning
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Tanning without Sun (after 28d)
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MelanoBronzeProtective Tanning Enhancer
ClaimsMelanoBronze provides nice regular tanning by stimulating the natural melanin formation
- with UV irradiation- without UV irradiation
MelanoBronze leads to enhanced pigmentation and protects your skin against UV-induced damage.
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Applications
Daycreams• MelanoBronze gives a natural tan and
protects against photo-agingSun protection products• Sunscreens normally do prevent the
formation of a rapid tanning• MelanoBronze in sun protection products
speeds up the tanning processSelf tanning products• MelanoBronze induces the skin's own
melanin formation, enforcing your selftanning products