Biocompatibility Analysis of Biomass-Based Cosmetics for Human

The discovery of active ingredients from biomass has led to increased research in biomedical applications. Currently, the use of chemical components in cosmetics presents challenges due to concerns regarding safety, sustainability, cost, and potential harm to the body. Natural ingredients have emerged as a promising solution for developing cosmetics that aim to enhance beauty without causing harmful effects. Bioactive compounds extracted from biomass play a role in various biological processes and are intended for cosmetic formulations. These compounds derived from biomass possess desirable qualities such as anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, immunomodulatory, antibacterial, and antifungal properties, which make them suitable for cosmetic production. However, regulating and determining the characteristics most suitable for particular applications, such as antiaging, antiacne, and skin-whitening properties, is crucial. The biocompatibility of active compounds from biomass for cosmetic purposes is being reviewed.