Proof of the efficacy of dermatological products is a prerequisite for clinical testing and registration. Now, efficacy claims for cosmetics must be equally substantiated. This book provides a concise, practical but comprehensive overview of experimental models used to screen, develop and select dermatological and cosmetic formulations. The authors are recognized specialists in their field and use a standardized approach to the projects facilitating the reading for the stressed scientist, for the R+D managers general view as well as for the beginners in the field.
Proof of the efficacy of dermatological products is a prerequisite for clinical testing and registration. Now, efficacy claims for cosmetics must be equally substantiated. This book provides a concise, practical but comprehensive overview of experimental models used to screen, develop and select dermatological and cosmetic formulations. The authors are recognized specialists in their field and use a standardized approach to the projects facilitating the reading for the stressed scientist, for the R+D managers general view as well as for the beginners in the field.
Focus on experimental models (in vitro and in vivo, in animals and humans) used for screening, development of dermatological and cosmetic formulations Critical overview and practical description of the experimental models including their possibilities and limits Rapid but founded approach to questions arising at the beginning or during the development of a particular topical product Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
The concept of this book is within the frame of dermatological product development as a prerequisits for clinical and registration of a given topical preparation. Additionally, efficacy claims for cosmetics must now be supported, and the book will also consider this aspect of formulation development.
B. Gabard
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