A study has highlighted the potential of saclipins, natural compounds found in a rare and edible freshwater blue-green algae known in Japan as Suizenji-nori, to address skin aging and promote overall skin health. The research, published in ACS Agricultural Science & Technology, reveals that saclipins can enhance collagen production and provide anti-aging benefits. These findings could lead to new skin care formulations that meet the rising demand for effective anti-aging solutions in the personal care market.
