SC Water-Binding Capacity

Article Abstract:

A new study which examines the influence of emulsions has been completed by two dermatology professors at the University of California School of Medicine. The study, which provides research on urea-containing preparations, concludes that emulsions have an effect on the link between free and bound water.

Pharmaceutical Preparation Manufacturing, Plastics Material and Resin Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical preparations, Plastics materials and resins, Dermatological Preparations, Emulsion Polymers, Pharmaceutical industry, Plastics industry, Dermatologic agents, Emulsions, University of California (San Francisco). Medical Center

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The inhibition of metalloproteinases by Macrocystis pyrifera extract

Article Abstract:

A giant brown seaweed, Macrocystis pyrifera, found in the Antarctic is useful in decreasing the effects of the aging of human skin.

Plant Genetics, Statistical Data Included, Biotechnology industry, Biotechnology industries, Prevention, Toiletries industry, Skin Aging

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Formulating for sensitive skin

Article Abstract:

Recent research on sensitive skin and dermatological products is presented.

Research and Testing Services, Medical Research, Care and treatment, Skin, Skin care

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