The initiative seeks to develop novel techniques for creating colloidal particles from lignin and hemicelluloses for life science applications. Wood comprises approximately half lignin and hemicelluloses, materials typically underutilized or burned for energy despite possessing valuable properties. Key material benefits include lignin UV radiation absorption and radical scavenging capabilities alongside nutritional fiber functions. The research establishes foundations for expanded commercial use of these wood components in personal care and food products while pursuing regulatory approval pathways.