J Cosmet Dermatol September 2010 PMID 20883290

Three clinical studies showing the anti-aging benefits of sodium salicylate in human skin.

Eve Merinville, Adam J Byrne, Anthony V Rawlings, Adam J Muggleton, Aurelie C Laloeuf

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High concentrations of salicylic acid (SA) are known for anti-aging effects but can irritate sensitive skin; this study explores sodium salicylate (SS) as a gentler alternative.
SS was shown to stimulate the production of anti-aging proteins like fibrillin and collagen-1, in addition to significantly reducing wrinkle depth and skin roughness in double-blind studies.
The findings suggest SS delivers anti-aging benefits, particularly for those with sensitive skin, making it a promising option for skincare treatments.

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