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The Remarkable Moisturising Benefits of Silk in Skincare
Silk, the luscious natural fibre produced by silkworms, has been cherished for centuries for its softness, sheen, and versatility. While silk's role in fashion and textiles is well-known, it has...
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A Comparative Analysis of Hydrolysed Silk Amino Acid Profiles
Hydrolysed silk proteins have gained significant attention in the skincare and cosmetic industry for their remarkable skin-nourishing properties. This research piece aims to compare the amino acid profiles of two...
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Exploring the use of nature's strongest but lightest fibre in skincare: silk
Seresilk founder, Taylor Battistella, first started rearing silkworms as a primary school student and quickly started his first business supplying schools and retail customers over the country. But, he wanted to...
