Chemical Composition
The
snail mucus contains helix aspersa muller glycoconjugates. The snail produces
this thick fluid when it feels threatened or is agitated. This liquid is very
rich in glycoprotein enzymes, proteoglycans, hyaluronic acid, and antimicrobial
and copper peptides. In simple words humans and snails have a few similar skin
elements. The ratio of collagen and elastin is almost similar to humans.
Burns
Snail
mucus is very helpful in healing skin burns. It is an effective and safe alternative
for burns. The chemicals in it have anti-inflammatory and strong anti-oxidant properties
that help in regulating the immune system. It also works as a good topical
anesthetic, helping in reducing the pain from burns.
It
is being widely used to make cosmetic beauty creams. It is beneficial in
treating skin complaints like stretch marks, acne and blemishes. It works by
dissolving dead skin and helps in the generation of new one. It works like a
moisturizer while also treating the irritated areas of the skin.
All
these reasons are making snail based skin care products the rage of the beauty
world, and many skin specialists are recommending to make it part of one’s
daily beauty regime.
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