Raha Saremi
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Raha Saremi is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of cosmetic science and materials engineering, with a particular focus on the encapsulation and stabilization of bioactive compounds. Her key research areas include microencapsulation technologies, controlled release systems, and the development of novel formulations for cosmetic applications. Saremi’s major contribution lies in her pioneering work on using natural waxes—specifically beeswax—as shell materials for encapsulating sensitive ingredients like retinyl palmitate, a common form of vitamin A used in anti-aging products. Her most-cited paper, "Stability and Applicability of Retinyl Palmitate Loaded Beeswax Microcapsules for Cosmetic Use" (2021, 8 citations), systematically evaluates the shelf life and kinetic release of these microcapsules, demonstrating how melt dispersion techniques can enhance the stability and efficacy of otherwise labile cosmetic actives. This work has practical implications for the cosmetics industry, offering a greener, more sustainable alternative to synthetic encapsulation materials. While her citation count is modest, Saremi’s research represents a focused and impactful contribution to formulation science, bridging fundamental materials chemistry with real-world product development.
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