The potential of hazelnut (Corylus avellana) nutritive composition and its bioactive properties in cosmetics

Abstract

Background: Since consumers became aware of the concept of natural-based components, the natural cosmetics business has flourished. A large percentage of cosmetics have a negative environmental impact and include toxic and chemically powerful chemicals. As a result, the use of natural and organic cosmetics is becoming more significant, as it is apparent that topical cosmeceutical treatment can aid promote skin regeneration. Objective: This article provides an overview of researchers on these natural hazelnut compounds that are utilized in cosmetics, as well as the relevance of hazelnut and its use in the cosmetics industry. Methodology: We collect the data with the help of Google Scholar, PubMed & science direct. Conclusion: Turkey is the world's largest market for hazelnuts. It's the second most expensive nut, and it requires cold, steep terrain with a few days below freezing. The nutritious oil contained in the nuts of the common hazel moisturizes skin, is rich in vitamin E and helps to thicken hair, to mention a few ways the substance can benefit your beauty regimen. When applied directly to the skin, pure hazelnut oil can be used as sunscreen, a hair mask, and a moisturizer.