Rajkot: India’s cosmetics market reached $ 13191.23 million on the FY2020 and was declared growing in two digits reaching $ 28985.33 million at FY2026.
And why not? Beauty is a serious business and still young or ‘sada jawan’ is the desire of evergreen every heart.
To raise this ‘beauty’, Veraval-based CIFT (Fisheries Institute of Technology) has also produced its own concoction that will help the skin trapped it.
Collagen is extracted from scale fish mixed with seaweed extract – cosmetic products prepared using these two sea products – vowed to provide a revolutionary beauty makeover market that has been dying to get.
Scientists at CIFT claim that sea facial packages are able to reduce wrinkles on human faces and are considered to have anti-aging properties.
According to scientists, wrinkles start on the skin such as aging skin produce fewer proteins and collagen which makes human skin less resistant to environmental exposure.
“This facepack has been applied to the face, will start shining and it will reduce wrinkles on the face so that no one can present your age with your face.
Collagen-based products are rarely available in India.
The difference in our products from other cosmetic products available on the market is That this one is free of paraben preservatives that are dangerous and available at a much cheaper cost, “said CIFT Kumar Jha scientist to the Toi.
The scientific community has worked on Fish Collegian for years and its benefits are proven through various studies around the world.
It has many pharmaceutical and cosmetic use.
CIFT has also added seaweed extract which also has a big role in the cosmetics industry.
“We have tried it with a different percentage and then the consistency of the skin,” Jha said, adding that most cosmetics companies in India use animal extracts for natural cosmetics.
CIFT has transferred this technology to the porther-based collagen-producing company, Amar Aquatic, on Saturday for commercial production.
The company is one of the two Gujarat companies that extracted fish collagen from catches in Veraval, Porbandar, Mangrol, Okha and Dwarka and exported large amounts to countries such as South Korea, Thailand, Japan and several Western countries.
These countries use powder in edible form or in various pharmaceutical and cosmetic products.
Udayraj Mishra, Director Amar Aquatic said, “After a certain age, the human body stops making amino acids naturally or the process is slowing.
This is a special product that has the capacity to restart the process of making amino acids in the body.
The gel we will create will show the effect That looks on the skin after 10 minutes of the application and will remain effective for a minimum of three months.
“According to Mishra, the products available on the market are now made of animal extracts, while this will be the first product in this country that will be made of sea collagen.
This is 1.5 to 10 times more effective because it has a low molecular weight and will also restart the process of making collagen in the body, he added.