Sustainable Cosmeceuticals

Sadia Javed is a Tenured Associate Professor at Department of Biochemistry, Government College University, Faisalabad, Pakistan. Holding a PhD in Biochemistry. Dr. Javed is an expert in environmental engineering and waste management using green and sustainable biotechnology. She has also established significant industrial connections for her institute.Shazia Abrar is an Assistant Professor at Government College University, Faisalabad, Pakistan. Holding a PhD in Chemistry from Karl-Franzens University of Graz, Austria, her research focuses on Analytical Chemistry and Cosmetic Science. She specializes in herbal extracts for cosmetic formulations and multifunctional skincare products and collaborates with S&K Cosmetic Company Pvt. Ltd.Muhammad Arshad is a Tenured Associate Professor in Biochemistry at the Jhang-campus University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Lahore, Pakistan. With 70 research articles, 21 book chapters, and four edited books published, he has contributed to the fields of biofuel, bioenergy, biopolymer applications, and industrial biochemistry. His research is focused on the environment, and climate change and aligned with sustainable development goals. Particularly, industrial research on ethanol and its applications in the environment and climate change has come to attention and is well cited. Exploring the potential of biogas and bioethanol production from industrial and animal waste, contributed to sustainable energy solutions.  Additionally, his work on enhancing the mechanical and antimicrobial properties of materials using nano chitosan has advanced the field of material science.

• Chapter 1 Advancements in the Cosmetic Science and SDGs: An appraisal.- Chapter 2 Skin: Structure, function, and permeability studies for delivery of active agents.- Chapter 3 Herbal Extracts in Cosmeceuticals:  perspective role to achieve SDGs.- Chapter 4 Sustainable Cosmeceuticals based on natural colorants from plants.- Chapter 5 Sustainability and Zooceuticals: Cosmetic Ingredients Derived from Animals.- Chapter 6 Environment-friendly Cosmetics from microbial sources.- Chapter 7 Cosmeceuticals from marine sources: Algal products as green cosmetics.- Chapter 8 Mushroom-Based Cosmeceuticals: Nature's Blessings to Skin Health.- Chapter 9 Mushroom Fusion: Blending Science and Nature for Aesthetic Marvels.- Chapter 10 Green Biotechnological applications in cosmetics and Aesthetic medicine.- Chapter 11 Hair Care Science and the Role of Cosmeceuticals.- Chapter 12 Analytical methods in cosmetics.- Chapter 13 Stem Cell Treatment for Cosmetic Surgery.- Chapter 14 Gene Array Technology and the Search for Cosmeceutical Actives.- Chapter 15 The emerging role of nanotechnology in skincare.- Chapter 16 Microbiological Safety and Cosmetics.- Chapter 17 Cosmeceuticals Legislation: Global and Pakistan view.- Chapter 18 Life Cycle Assessment Approach in Eco-cosmeceuticals.