Co-Delivering Retinol And Niacinamide Via Liposomes: Enhanced Stability, Efficient Skin Permeation, And Improved Anti-Aging/Skin-Brightening Efficacy

    August 2025
    Bo Hou, Dewei Ma, Ke‐Ke Yang, Mingwei Peng, Qinglong Liu, Ziwen Heng, Siyuan Chen, Wei Liu
    TLDR The new delivery system makes retinol and niacinamide more stable and effective for anti-aging and skin-brightening.
    The study developed a liposomal co-delivery system (RN-Lip) to enhance the stability of retinol (RET) and improve the skin permeation of niacinamide (NA), addressing their individual limitations in skincare. The RN-Lip formulation showed a nanoscale structure with high loading capacity, effectively enhancing RET stability and skin retention of both ingredients. It promoted cellular uptake and protected cells from oxidative damage. The co-delivery system exhibited a synergistic effect in reducing melanin production and tyrosinase activity, and increased type I collagen expression, demonstrating superior anti-aging and skin-brightening efficacy compared to free ingredients. RN-Lip holds significant potential for advanced skincare applications.
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