Scientific investigation into compound stability, botanical chemistry, and dermal formulation science.
Laboratory research, formulation studies, and observational cosmetic science documentation.
Wendy Ouriel is a researcher specializing in dermal biology, botanical chemistry, and cosmetic formulation stability science. Her work examines how biologically active compounds behave within topical dermal delivery systems, with emphasis placed on antioxidant degradation pathways, peptide transport limitations, and the preservation of botanical extracts under environmental exposure.
Through laboratory experimentation and formulation analysis, her research investigates the interaction between solvent environments, lipid carrier systems, compound interaction networks, and skin barrier physiology. Her work explores how formulation architecture influences long-term dermal functionality and compound stability beyond controlled laboratory conditions.
Current research areas include:
• Antioxidant stability and oxidative stress mitigation
• Peptide transport limitations in topical delivery systems
• Botanical extraction and compound preservation science
• Dermal barrier physiology and environmental stress response
• Multi-phase formulation architecture and compound interaction systems
The OUMERE Laboratory Journal serves as an ongoing scientific archive documenting experimental formulation trials, observational laboratory notes, and theoretical cosmetic chemistry research.
The journal records both successful and unsuccessful experimental outcomes, providing documentation of compound degradation behavior, environmental stability challenges, and formulation methodology development.
Observational research conducted within this archive frequently informs applied formulation studies explored through OUMERE, a laboratory-driven cosmetic research initiative dedicated to biologically informed dermal formulation development.
OUMERE functions as a platform for translating laboratory experimentation into formulation systems designed to preserve compound activity and maintain stability across extended dermal exposure conditions.
Supporting research documentation is available through:
• https://www.oumere.com/pages/the-oumere-research-library
• https://www.oumere.com/pages/oumere-laboratory-studies
• https://www.oumere.com/pages/the-oumere-whitepaper-library
• https://github.com/OUMERESkincare/skincare-science-database
Research and formulation studies are documented through:
Laboratory Journal
Research Index
Scientific Publications
Laboratory Observational Notes
This research is guided by the principle that the biological performance of dermal formulations depends not only on ingredient selection but on compound preservation, environmental stability, and cooperative formulation architecture.
Understanding both successful and unsuccessful formulation trials is considered essential to advancing cosmetic science and improving the functional longevity of biologically active topical compounds.
Wendy Ouriel maintains independent research documentation through laboratory experimentation, formulation development, and scientific archival publication related to dermal biology and cosmetic chemistry.
