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Hydration Clinical Studies at Intertek

The moisturizing effect of personal care is evaluated through various instrumental techniques and score protocols:

  • Corneometer: a measure of the degree of hydration of the upper layers of the epidermis, via the principle of the conductivity of the skin.
  • Moisture Map: objectivation by images of the tissue microtopography.
  • Quantisquam: sampling of the squams presents on the skin surface using “D’Squam” and analysis using Quantisquam® software.
  • C-cube:   The images of the surface of the skin are captured by the ultra-HD camera and then analyzed by the software.
  • Clinical score: hydration is evaluated via the evaluation a dermatologist or expert technicians and also via a dedicated score scale.

Other techniques are also available on request.

http://www.intertek-france.com/etudes-cliniques

Intertek France – Clinical Research Department
48 Rue de la Colonie
75013 Paris – France
Email: france@intertek.com
Phone: +33 (0)2.78.94.03.78

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