According to a study by the University of Rhode Island, maple leaves contain an extract that prevents the release of elastase which is an enzyme that facilitates wrinkle formation. Maple leaves protect the skin from inflammation and pigmentation leading the team to find out the impact of maple leaves on skin ageing. However, according to scientists, maple extract may end up as a supplement or a treatment, rather than a plant based botox.
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