Use of mineral oil as skin moisturizer and evaluated by using Dermalab® Combo

Objective: This particular study aims to investigate the effect of mineral oil in different products on the barrier function of normal skin, as measured by transepidermal water loss (TEWL) and hydration. In this study, 15 female Methods: volunteers were divided into three groups, which corresponde...

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Main Authors: A. K., Azad, Wan Sulaiman, Wan Mohd Azizi, N. Z, Ismail, Shaha, Shyam Sundor, Sunzida, Nushrat Khan
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spelling iium-514302016-11-17T09:36:16Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/51430/ Use of mineral oil as skin moisturizer and evaluated by using Dermalab® Combo A. K., Azad Wan Sulaiman, Wan Mohd Azizi N. Z, Ismail Shaha, Shyam Sundor Sunzida, Nushrat Khan RL Dermatology Objective: This particular study aims to investigate the effect of mineral oil in different products on the barrier function of normal skin, as measured by transepidermal water loss (TEWL) and hydration. In this study, 15 female Methods: volunteers were divided into three groups, which corresponded with three different brands of moisturizers. The volunteers were treated with one test preparation on one volar forearm twice daily for 3 weeks, while leaving the other forearm untreated to serve as the control. After 3 weeks, both volar forearms, treated and control, were assessed for the measurement of TEWL and hydration by using DermaLab® Combo, and the readings were compared to the baseline. Results: Changes were observed after 3 weeks treatment of mineral oil-based moisturizers, in which both TEWL and hydration increased for both control and test sides, but the percentage of increment was lower than that observed with test side. TEWL Moisturizers influence the skin barrier function of normal skin, as measured by TEWL and hydration. readings of all subjects for all the three types of products increased significantly from the baseline This . Conclusions: results shows that the side treated with mineral-oil based moisturizers were able to promote greater degree of skin hydration compared to the untreated side Pharmaceutical Research Information Group 2016-05 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/51430/1/Mineral_Oil_Derma_Lab_AJPP_July_2016.pdf A. K., Azad and Wan Sulaiman, Wan Mohd Azizi and N. Z, Ismail and Shaha, Shyam Sundor and Sunzida, Nushrat Khan (2016) Use of mineral oil as skin moisturizer and evaluated by using Dermalab® Combo. Asian Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacology, 3 (2 (May-June)). pp. 62-66. ISSN 2455-2674 http://ajpp.in/uploaded/p27.pdf
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A. K., Azad
Wan Sulaiman, Wan Mohd Azizi
N. Z, Ismail
Shaha, Shyam Sundor
Sunzida, Nushrat Khan
Use of mineral oil as skin moisturizer and evaluated by using Dermalab® Combo
description Objective: This particular study aims to investigate the effect of mineral oil in different products on the barrier function of normal skin, as measured by transepidermal water loss (TEWL) and hydration. In this study, 15 female Methods: volunteers were divided into three groups, which corresponded with three different brands of moisturizers. The volunteers were treated with one test preparation on one volar forearm twice daily for 3 weeks, while leaving the other forearm untreated to serve as the control. After 3 weeks, both volar forearms, treated and control, were assessed for the measurement of TEWL and hydration by using DermaLab® Combo, and the readings were compared to the baseline. Results: Changes were observed after 3 weeks treatment of mineral oil-based moisturizers, in which both TEWL and hydration increased for both control and test sides, but the percentage of increment was lower than that observed with test side. TEWL Moisturizers influence the skin barrier function of normal skin, as measured by TEWL and hydration. readings of all subjects for all the three types of products increased significantly from the baseline This . Conclusions: results shows that the side treated with mineral-oil based moisturizers were able to promote greater degree of skin hydration compared to the untreated side
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author A. K., Azad
Wan Sulaiman, Wan Mohd Azizi
N. Z, Ismail
Shaha, Shyam Sundor
Sunzida, Nushrat Khan
author_facet A. K., Azad
Wan Sulaiman, Wan Mohd Azizi
N. Z, Ismail
Shaha, Shyam Sundor
Sunzida, Nushrat Khan
author_sort A. K., Azad
title Use of mineral oil as skin moisturizer and evaluated by using Dermalab® Combo
title_short Use of mineral oil as skin moisturizer and evaluated by using Dermalab® Combo
title_full Use of mineral oil as skin moisturizer and evaluated by using Dermalab® Combo
title_fullStr Use of mineral oil as skin moisturizer and evaluated by using Dermalab® Combo
title_full_unstemmed Use of mineral oil as skin moisturizer and evaluated by using Dermalab® Combo
title_sort use of mineral oil as skin moisturizer and evaluated by using dermalab® combo
publisher Pharmaceutical Research Information Group
publishDate 2016
url http://irep.iium.edu.my/51430/
http://irep.iium.edu.my/51430/
http://irep.iium.edu.my/51430/1/Mineral_Oil_Derma_Lab_AJPP_July_2016.pdf
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