SUN CARE


to contamination. The endpoint for this test is the mortality rate. The salinity and temperature vary on the species of amphipod used.


A multitude of stakeholders in the field of sun care evaluation Using Skinob’s Preclinical Testing Platform, cosmeticians and evaluation experts can retrieve, for free, 16 specific in vitro tests provided by 30 contract research organisations (CRO) around the world. Other specific photo-ageing effects can be


found by selecting specific claims. Then, for the in vivo UV SPF and UVA-PF, there are 28 methods available and connected with more than 76 CROs in Skinob’s Clinical Testing Platform.


Conclusion In conclusion, consistent inter- and intra- laboratory harmonisation guarantees homogeneous test methods for all solar products and optimal quality across all our sites. The personal care sectors can expect that the industry and regulatory authorities will harmonise reference methods all over the world and continue with the labelling rules. This will guarantee the appropriate respect of the human health (nano, endocrine disrupto etc.) and the sustainability for the nature (ecotoxicity testing, coral protection etc.) while keeping the evolution of the high performance of the sun protection products with all the complementary functionalities that consumers can expect.


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