Handbook of Cosmetic Science and Technology-4판

Contents
Contributors
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Biophysical Characteristics of the Skin: Relation to Race, Sex, Age, and Site
Chapter 3: Ethnic Differences in Skin Properties*: The Objective Data
Chapter 4: Sensitive Skin: Sensory, Clinical, and Physiological Factors
Chapter 5: Neurophysiology of Self-Perceived Sensitive-Skin Subjects by Functional Magnetic Resonanc
Chapter 6: Tests for Sensitive Skin
Chapter 7: Mechanisms of Skin Hydration
Chapter 8: Hydrating Substances
Chapter 9: Skin Care Products
Chapter 10: Confocal Raman Spectroscopy for In Vivo Skin Hydration Measurement
Chapter 11: Evaluation of the Barrier Function of Skin Using Transepidermal Water Loss (TEWL): A Cri
Chapter 12: Percutaneous Penetration Enhancers: An Overview
Chapter 13: Human Skin Buffering Capacity: An Updated Overview
Chapter 14: Skin pH and Skin Flora
Chapter 15: The “Magic” Effects of Dermatologic and Cosmetic Vehicles
Chapter 16: Dissolution of Materials in Contact with Skin Film Liquids
Chapter 17: Skin Care Occlusive Ingredients
Chapter 18: Skin Ageprint: The Causative Factors
Chapter 19: New Perspectives in the Control of the Skin Aging Process
Chapter 20: Skin Aging: Microrelief and Wrinkle Measurements
Chapter 21: Smoking and Skin Aging
Chapter 22: Antioxidants
Chapter 23: UV Filters
Chapter 24: Sun Protection and Sunscreens
Chapter 25: Sun and After-Sun Products
Chapter 26: Living Skin Equivalents and Skin Organ Culture: Preclinical Models for Cosmetic Efficacy
Chapter 27: Sensory Effects and Irritation: A Strong Relationship
Chapter 28: Silicones: A Key Ingredient in Cosmetic and Toiletry Formulations
Chapter 29: Tribology of Skin
Chapter 30: Skin Wettability and Friction
Chapter 31: Principles and Mechanisms of Skin Irritation
Chapter 32: Mechanism of Skin Irritation by Surfactants and Anti-Irritants* for Surfactant-Based Pro
Chapter 33: In Vivo Irritation
Chapter 34: Noninvasive Clinical Assessment of Skin Inflammation
Chapter 35: Ethnicity as a Possible Endogenous Factor in Irritant Contact Dermatitis: Comparing the
Chapter 36: Allergy and Hypoallergenic Products
Chapter 37: Anti-Itch Testing (Antipruritics)
Chapter 38: Determination of Skin Color in Relation to Ethnicity, Gender, Age, Site, and Environment
Chapter 39: Skin Care Products: Artificial Tanning
Chapter 40: Skin Whitening Agents
Chapter 41: Decorative Products
Chapter 42: Removal Methods and Evaluation of Removal of Makeup Products
Chapter 43: Skin Radiance Measurement
Chapter 44: Anticellulite Products and Treatments
Chapter 45: Skin Healing: Integrating Scientific Advances into Cosmetic Practice
Chapter 46: Baby Care Products
Chapter 47: Cosmetics for the Elderly
Chapter 48: Antiperspirants
Chapter 49: Deodorants
Chapter 50: Use of Cosmetics in Sports
Chapter 51: Cosmetotextiles: A New Aspect of Technical Textiles
Chapter 52: Measuring Hair
Chapter 53: Hair Conditioners*
Chapter 54: Oral Cosmetics: A General Overview
Chapter 55: Use of Food Supplements as Nutricosmetics in Health and Fitness: A Review
Chapter 56: Normal Nail and Use of Nail Cosmetics and Treatments
Chapter 57: Impact of Formula Structure to Skin Delivery
Chapter 58: Natural Ingredients and Sustainability
Chapter 59: Zinc Pyrithione: Critical Pharmacological Factors in Achieving Efficacious Dandruff Trea
Chapter 60: Cosmeceuticals and Cosmetics: A Regulatory Overview
Chapter 61: New European Legislation Concerning Efficacy Claims of Cosmetic Products: An Overview of
Chapter 62: Validated Alternative Methods Available for Human Health Safety Assessment of Cosmetic P
Chapter 63: Cosmetovigilance in the European Union
Chapter 64: Trends in Cosmetic Regulations in the United States
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