nah kalo based on the journal sih begini penjelasannya
Dermatological uses of rice products: Trend or true?
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The overall tone is skeptical, exemplified by phrases like 'based on the journal' and 'begini penjelasannya', which imply a dismissive attitude towards the research's credibility or significance. The brevity and tone reflect limited engagement, focusing on a quick judgment rather than exploring the potential dermatological benefits discussed in the publication.
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Abstract in brief
- Rice has been traditionally used for skin care, and recent research supports its benefits, including anti-aging, anti-inflammatory, whitening, protective, and moisturizing effects.
- Components like phenolic compounds, betaine, squalene, tricin, and rice bran have shown to help with various skin conditions and provide protective benefits such as increased melanin synthesis and radiation protection.
- Rice-derived ingredients are generally safe, non-irritating, and hypoallergenic, making them promising candidates for use in dermatological and cosmetic products.]
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nah kalo based on the journal sih begini penjelasannya