Suraj Sharma
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Suraj Sharma is a materials scientist and formulation engineer whose research centers on the encapsulation and stabilization of bioactive compounds for cosmetic and pharmaceutical applications. His most cited work investigates the stability and applicability of retinyl palmitate-loaded beeswax microcapsules, addressing a critical challenge in cosmetic science: preserving the efficacy of sensitive active ingredients. In this study, Sharma evaluated the shelf life and kinetic release of microcapsules developed via melt dispersion, demonstrating how wax-based shell materials can protect retinyl palmitate from degradation while controlling its release profile. This contribution, cited 8 times, provides a practical framework for designing more stable and effective delivery systems in personal care products. Sharma’s research bridges materials engineering and formulation science, offering insights that help translate lab-scale encapsulation techniques into commercially viable cosmetic ingredients. His work is particularly relevant for researchers and students interested in controlled release, microencapsulation technologies, and the development of shelf-stable active ingredients for the beauty and healthcare industries.
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