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Evaluation of the hydrating benefits of a cationic hyaluronic acid: From biological evaluation to consumer home use trial

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By Catherine Zanchetta, Justine Blanc Catala, Candice François, IGONOGO Grenoble France
| Wiley Online Library Verified
INTRODUCTION Active ingredients are often assessed by instrumental methods, including in vitro, ex vivo and in vivo testing. Although in vitro and ex vivo methods can be used to determine mechanisms of efficiency, in vivo clinical studies aim to analyse the effect of an ingredient by replicating key parts of the product use cycle. Several methods can be used to evaluate physiological skin parameters and the effects of application of an active ingredient.
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Cosmetics | Free Full-Text | Rehabilitation of Skin Bacterial Counts to Assess the Short-Term Impact of Ingredients in Topical Applications-Presenting a Culture-Based Viability Score

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By Catherine Zanchetta, Patrick Robe, Cyrille Jarrin, Joran Dupont
| MDPI
1. Introduction From the moment of birth, human skin is colonized by numerous microorganisms, which live in community and form the skin microbiota, unique to each individual [1]. It is now well accepted that the bacterial community on the skin is an integral part of the innate immune system, capable of modulating specific localized inflammatory responses [2] and contributing to the stability of the skin barrier [3].
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Solving Melanated Skin’s Sebum Challenge

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By Catherine Zanchetta
| Global Cosmetic Industry Verified
Diversity and inclusivity today power brands’ core values. Fashion seeks to challenge old stereotypes and norms, representing different body shapes, gender identities and skin tones. For the cosmetic industry, adapting to different skin tones and types is becoming essential to answering consumers’ needs from all communities, making them more comfortable and feeling included. What could be the first step of this smart evolution? Having inclusive clinical test for cosmetic ingredients.
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