SKIN CARE 79 Face hydration (%) 26.4%
*** ***
+15% vs placebo
n Placebo n 2% MARSturizerTM Body hydration (%) 25.4%
*** ***
14.9%
*** **
+14.6% vs placebo
n Placebo n 1% MARSturizerTM
11.4%
*** **
T1h
T8h
T1h Figure 4: Corneometer evaluation. % of hydration in T1h and T8h. ***p<0.001 vs T0 ; **p<0.01 vs T0, *p<0.05 vs T0.
Conclusion MARSturizer demonstrated to maintain the skin hydrastasis supported by the maintenance of skin hydration, amelioration of skin regeneration, reinforcement of skin barrier and skin protection against UV daily damage providing a complete action on skin moisturisation. Results from clinical studies confirmed that MARSturizer is able to maintain the skin hydration and also protect your skin day by day from external aggressions. We conclude that MARSturizer can be
considered a very complete moisturiser due its ability to keep skin water inside and support skin hydrastasis.
PC
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Figure 5:Mexameter 18 evaluation. % Face erythema Haemoglobin content, volunteer 5, age 55 years old. September 2020 PERSONAL CARE EUROPE
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