Abstract: Nontoxic aglycones of a particular species of the family Sapotaceae are obtained for preparing cosmetics and pharmaceutical dermatological compositions. These aglycones are prepared with the use of coarse raw kernel, or by a plurality of kernel products as raw material that contain the biochemical substrates, namely related glycosides to the lucumin. The transformation products consist of benzaldehyde, the main constituent of the genin recovery, and mandelic acid and mandelamide, the main constituents of the sapogenins. The process for transformation into genin and sapogenins includes the use of exogenous ?-glycosidases other than from the family Sapotaceae as the biochemical transformation method into the respective enzymatic hydrolysis aglycones products, the genin plus sapogenins as obtained and after separation into the individual aglycones.

Abstract: Procedure for the obtaining a concentrate of the total fixed lipids of the kernels of the family Sapotaceae, genus Calocarpum, Chrysophyllum and Lucuma. The kernels (seeds removed of the endocarp), are squeezed by means of mechanical techniques that use pressure and heat, without using extractive liquids, getting a concentrate of lipidic juices (virgin) in a dry way and with their characteristic aroma. This concentrate of total fixed lipids can be fractioned in its main constituents by means of a process that consist of the emulsification of the lipids, followed by centrifugation or sedimentation, giving place to the stratification of the main constituents and their consequent separations. The main constituent consist of oils, of phospholipids and of residues glucosidic triterpenes plus of sterols fractions.

Abstract: Procedure for the obtaining a concentrate of the total fixed lipids of the kernels of the family Sapotaceae, genus Calocarpum, Chrysophyllum and Lucuma. The kernels (seeds removed of the endocarp), are squeezed by means of mechanical techniques that use pressure and heat, without using extractive liquids, getting a concentrate of lipidic juices (virgin) in a dry way and with their characteristic aroma. This concentrate of total fixed lipids can be fractioned in its main constituents by means of a process that consist of the emulsification of the lipids, followed by centrifugation or sedimentation, giving place to the stratification of the main constituents and their consequent separations. The main constituent consist of oils, of phospholipids and of residues glucosidic triterpenes plus of sterols fractions.

Abstract: Procedure for the obtaining of genin and sapogenins extracts by enzymatic hydrolysis of kernels derived of the family Sapotaceae, genus Calocarpum, Chrysophyllum and Lucuma. The enzymes that catalyzes the hydrolysis are exogenous ?-glucosidases, of vegetable or microbial origin. The process uses mainly diverse kernel (seeds removed of the endocarp) derived but can also use the cyanogenic glycoside, lucumin and the related similar glycosides directly. It is also object of protection the process for the obtaining of these glycosides, starting of those kernels derived and the usage of these in the obtaining of genin and sapogenins and its uses in cosmetic and dermatologic compositions. The genin and sapogenins extracts are the main products used with these basic similar aims. The obtained genin extract are used in topical compositions to promote the opening of the pore facilitating the epithelial penetration or it can be used as flavouring or scent agent in foods or in alternating similar uses like in perfumery.