➀ A research team from University College London has developed the world's thinnest spaghetti-like nanofibers made from flour, with potential applications in medicine and industry; ➁ These nanofibers, created using electrospinning, have unique properties that make them suitable for wound dressings and tissue regeneration; ➂ The process of creating these nanofibers is a green alternative to traditional methods of producing nanofibers from starch, as it uses flour, a readily available and renewable resource.

➀ Researchers at the University of Copenhagen have developed a novel patch for treating psoriasis and other inflammatory skin conditions; ➁ The patch contains two active ingredients, released at different rates for targeted treatment; ➂ The study suggests that the patch could be a more comfortable alternative to creams and ointments.

1. Nanotechnology is being used to enhance the quality of cosmetic products, including face masks and other personal care items. 2. Nanofiber cosmetic masks are made by mixing polymer solutions with active ingredients, resulting in a mask that adheres well to the skin and delivers active substances effectively. 3. The use of nanomaterials in masks provides benefits such as easy delivery of active substances, high retention, breathability, and deep skin layer delivery.