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Research into dietary and sleeping habits and their effect on skin
Classification of indirect pollutantsSN.IE-0145-P- The relationship between dietary and sleeping habits and skin health
- Sleeping habits that make skin trouble prone
- The relationship between diet and skin health
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Research related to the side effects of mask packs
Classification of daily pollutantsSN.LE-0143-P- Awareness of the side effects of skin mask packs
- Special features of the side effects of skin mask packs
- The side effects of skin mask packs relative to age
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Research into skin damage caused by ozone
The classification of natural pollutantsSN.NE-0129-P- The effects of ozone on the skin’s stratum corneum
- Studying, through measurement, the impact of ozone on skin cells
- Ozone-induced skin damage defense extract
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A study of the menstrual cycle and its impact on skin
Classification of indirect pollutantsSN.IE-0121-P- A study of the relationship between menstruation and sebum yields
- A study of menstruation and its impact on cheek skin
- A study of menstruation and its relationship with moisture loss
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Research into the impact of stress on skin
Classification of indirect pollutantsSN.IE-0118-P- The impact of stress on acne breakout
- A study of the effect of stress on skin dryness
- A study of the effect of stress on skin pigmentation
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Research into the relationship between drinking and skin
Classification of daily pollutantsSN.LE-0110-P
- Skin types of drinkers and non-drinkers
- Skin health of drinkers and non-drinkers
- Research into skin’s reaction to stress
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Research into the relationship between facemask wearing and skin
Classification of daily pollutantsSN.LE-0102-P- Facemask wearing and skin care routines
- Research into facemask wearing and its impact on skin
- Research into skin moisture levels when wearing a facemask
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Research into the safety of the preservatives in cosmetic products
Classification of daily pollutantsSN.LE-0098-P- Research into the chemical properties of the preservatives in cosmetic products
- Research into the preservatives in cosmetic products in their relation to skin
- The link between skin troubles and the preservatives in cosmetic products
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Skin irritation in relation to cleansing product formulations
Classification of daily pollutantsSN.LE-0090-P- Moisture evaporation in accordance to cleansing-product formulations
- A satisfaction survey on cleansing product formulations
- Oil and moisture content and balance in accordance with the cleansing product formulations
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Research into the microorganisms in cosmetic powder puffs
Classification of daily pollutantsSN.LE-0081-P- Microorganisms relative to the puffs’ lifespan
- Microorganisms relative to the way the puffs are used
- Microorganisms relative to the frequency with which the puffs are used
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They have been substituted for the original images, which could not be reproduced here due to confidentiality. Furthermore, the research is not connected with the performance of the product
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AsiaticAcid
The possibility of inhibiting the growth of acne bacteria.
Molecular Formula C30H48O5
Retinol
The possibility of successfully suppressing the inflammatory response to acne-causing bacteria
Molecular Formula C20H30O
Glycyrrhi-zic Acid
Anti-inflammatory performance and pigmentation relief
Molecular Formula C42H62O16
Arbutin
Anti-oxidation performance and anti-inflammatory performance
Molecular Formula C12H15O10P
Aspartic Acid
Exfoliation performance and anti-inflammatory performance
Molecular Formula C4H7NO4
Leucon-ostoc
Control of excess sebum secretion and anti-oxidation performance
Molecular Formula C9H18O8
Schizo-phyllan
Inducing skin regeneration and preventing moisture loss
Molecular Formula (C24H40O20)n
Ionone
Skin soothing and anti-inflammatory performance
Molecular Formula C14H22O
Astaxan-thin
The inhibition of melanin production & anti-inflammatory performance
Molecular Formula C40H52O4
Harpago-side
The inhibition of the formation of Bio film
Molecular Formula C24H30O11
Fucoxan-thin
The protection & reinforcement of the skin barrier and anti-inflammatory performance
Molecular Formula C42H58O6
Ergosterol
The possibility of inhibiting the growth of acne bacteria.
Molecular Formula C28H44O
Salicylic Acid
Inhibiting the formation of Bio film and anti-inflammatory performance
Molecular Formula C7H6O3
This data is based on existing academic research and articles, it has not been compiled through the company’s own research.
These images used to illustrate the research materials do not directly pertain to the content.
They have been substituted for the original images, which could not be reproduced here due to confidentiality. Furthermore, the research is not connected with the performance of the product
