The use of sustainable and natural materials is an ever-increasing trend in cosmetic. Natural calcium phosphate (CaP-N) from food by-products and especially from fisheries (i.e., bones), has been suggested as a sustainable option to chemicals commonly used in cosmetic products, in particular to UV-filters in sunscreens. However, the environmental benefits and impacts of its production and use are still uncertain as they have never been quantified. In this paper, we report on toxicological characterization of CaP-N produced from incineration of fish meal in a pilot scale plant.
Serena Righi, E.P. (2023). Calcium phosphates from fish bones in sunscreen: An LCA and toxicity study of an emerging material for circular economy. SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT, 862, 1-12 [10.1016/j.scitotenv.2022.160751].
Calcium phosphates from fish bones in sunscreen: An LCA and toxicity study of an emerging material for circular economy
Serena RighiPrimo
Membro del Collaboration Group
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2023
Abstract
The use of sustainable and natural materials is an ever-increasing trend in cosmetic. Natural calcium phosphate (CaP-N) from food by-products and especially from fisheries (i.e., bones), has been suggested as a sustainable option to chemicals commonly used in cosmetic products, in particular to UV-filters in sunscreens. However, the environmental benefits and impacts of its production and use are still uncertain as they have never been quantified. In this paper, we report on toxicological characterization of CaP-N produced from incineration of fish meal in a pilot scale plant.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
