With chapters from contributors holding positions in research, industry, and clinical practice, this is the fifth edition of what has become the standard reference for cosmetic scientists and dermatologists seeking the latest innovations for the formulation, design, testing, use, and production of cosmetic products for the skin.
With chapters from contributors holding positions in research, industry, and clinical practice, this is the fifth edition of what has become the standard reference for cosmetic scientists and dermatologists seeking the latest innovations for the formulation, design, testing, use, and production of cosmetic products for the skin.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Frank Dreher, PhD, is Founder and President of Topalix LLC, San Francisco, California, USA. Elsa Jungman, PhD, is Founder and CEO of ELSI Skin Health, Inc., San Francisco, California, USA. Kazutami Sakamoto, PhD, is Guest Professor of Pure and Applied Chemistry, Tokyo University of Science, Japan. He is also editor of Cosmetic Science and Technology: Theoretical Principles and Applications. Howard I. Maibach, MD, is Professor of Dermatology at the University of California School of Medicine, San Francisco, California, USA. He is also the editor of Cosmeceuticals and Active Cosmetics 3E, Handbook of Systemic Drug Treatment in Dermatology 2E, Contact Urticaria Syndrome, Textbook of Cosmetic Dermatology 5E, Dermatotoxicology 8E, and Topical Nail Products and Ungual Drug Delivery, among many others.
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Biophysical characteristics of skin: Relation to skin of color age gender and site 2.) Skin Moisturization 3.) Skin pH and buffering capacity 4.) Skin ceramides 5.) Sensitive skin: Sensory clinical and physiological factors 6.) New developments in understanding of sensitive skin 7.) The role of neuromediators in skin conditions 8.) Contact Dermatitis: Principles mechanisms and allergies related to cosmetics 9.) Race as a possible endogenous factor in Irritant Contact Dermatitis: Comparing the irritant response among White Black and Asian individuals 10.) Skin aging: Physical and physiological changes 11.) Skin aging: Impact of smoking and air pollution 12.) Skin barrier and transepidermal water loss (TEWL): A critical overview 13.) Skin lipid organization by electron paramagnetic resonance 14.) Determination of skin color in relation to ethnicity gender age site and environmental factors: An overview 15.) Ultraviolet imaging of skin and cosmetics 16.) Tribology of skin 17.) Formation and performance of cosmetic films in cosmetics 18.) Sensitive skin testing 19.) Neurophysiological responses and cosmetics 20.) Noninvasive clinical assessment of skin inflammation 21.)Validated alternative methods available for human Health and Safety assessment of cosmetic products and their ingredients in the European Union 22.) Pre-clinical human skin models for cosmetic efficacy testing 23.) Skin cleansing: New trends 24.) Removal methods and evaluation of makeup cosmetics 25.) Hydrating substances 26.) Skin care occlusive ingredients: Predicting occlusion's effects using partition coefficients 27.) Antioxidant technology in skin care 28.) Sunscreens and sun protection 29.) Pollution-induced oxidative stress in skin and related potential antioxidant protection 30.) New perspectives in the control of the skin aging process 31.) Epigenetics and cosmetics 32.) Skin lightening agents 33.) Baby care products 34.) Skin care products: Artificial tanning 35.) Skin restoration products after cosmetic procedures 36.) Skin surface pH and its implication in skin health 37.) Formulating Cosmetic Products 38.) Silicones in cosmetics 39.) Plants plant products and indigenous practices in cosmetics and skin care 40.) Aquatic environmental impact of cosmetics 41.) Regulatory trends in Cosmetic Dermatology: Europe 42.) Regulatory trends in Cosmetic Dermatology: Singapore 43.) Standardization: ISO and cosmetics Index
Biophysical characteristics of skin: Relation to skin of color age gender and site 2.) Skin Moisturization 3.) Skin pH and buffering capacity 4.) Skin ceramides 5.) Sensitive skin: Sensory clinical and physiological factors 6.) New developments in understanding of sensitive skin 7.) The role of neuromediators in skin conditions 8.) Contact Dermatitis: Principles mechanisms and allergies related to cosmetics 9.) Race as a possible endogenous factor in Irritant Contact Dermatitis: Comparing the irritant response among White Black and Asian individuals 10.) Skin aging: Physical and physiological changes 11.) Skin aging: Impact of smoking and air pollution 12.) Skin barrier and transepidermal water loss (TEWL): A critical overview 13.) Skin lipid organization by electron paramagnetic resonance 14.) Determination of skin color in relation to ethnicity gender age site and environmental factors: An overview 15.) Ultraviolet imaging of skin and cosmetics 16.) Tribology of skin 17.) Formation and performance of cosmetic films in cosmetics 18.) Sensitive skin testing 19.) Neurophysiological responses and cosmetics 20.) Noninvasive clinical assessment of skin inflammation 21.)Validated alternative methods available for human Health and Safety assessment of cosmetic products and their ingredients in the European Union 22.) Pre-clinical human skin models for cosmetic efficacy testing 23.) Skin cleansing: New trends 24.) Removal methods and evaluation of makeup cosmetics 25.) Hydrating substances 26.) Skin care occlusive ingredients: Predicting occlusion's effects using partition coefficients 27.) Antioxidant technology in skin care 28.) Sunscreens and sun protection 29.) Pollution-induced oxidative stress in skin and related potential antioxidant protection 30.) New perspectives in the control of the skin aging process 31.) Epigenetics and cosmetics 32.) Skin lightening agents 33.) Baby care products 34.) Skin care products: Artificial tanning 35.) Skin restoration products after cosmetic procedures 36.) Skin surface pH and its implication in skin health 37.) Formulating Cosmetic Products 38.) Silicones in cosmetics 39.) Plants plant products and indigenous practices in cosmetics and skin care 40.) Aquatic environmental impact of cosmetics 41.) Regulatory trends in Cosmetic Dermatology: Europe 42.) Regulatory trends in Cosmetic Dermatology: Singapore 43.) Standardization: ISO and cosmetics Index
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