Standardization of skin cleansing in vivo: part I. Development of an Automated Cleansing Device (ACiD).

F K Sonsmann; M Strunk; K Gediga; C John; S Schliemann; F Seyfarth; P Elsner; T L Diepgen; G Kutz; S M John

doi:10.1111/srt.12112

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Standardization of skin cleansing in vivo: part I. Development of an Automated Cleansing Device (ACiD).

Authors

Sonsmann, F K
Strunk, M
Gediga, K
John, C
Schliemann, S
Seyfarth, F
Elsner, P
Diepgen, T L
Kutz, G
John, S M

Type

Published Article

Journal

Skin Research and Technology

Publisher

Wiley (Blackwell Publishing)

Publication Date

May 01, 2014

Volume

20

Issue

2

Pages

228–238

Identifiers

DOI: 10.1111/srt.12112

PMID: 24138130

Source

Medline

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Abstract

Automated Cleansing Device may be useful for standardized evaluation of the cleansing effectiveness and parallel assessment of the corresponding irritancy potential of industrial skin cleansers. This will allow objectifying efficacy and safety of industrial skin cleansers, thus enabling market transparency and facilitating rational choice of products.

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