CONGRESSOS

Título: 21º IFSCC Congress
Autor: IFSCC
Data: 2000/09
Assunto: Cosméticos, Ingredientes para cosméticos, Indústria de Cosméticos, Química cosmética, Perfumes
Índice: A novel sunscreen technology use of microparticles of organic UV absorbers;
Advances in UVA photoprotetion via a novel water soluble UVA absorbing bis-phenylbenzimidazole derivative (p.372);
Advances in hair research from the 1990''s into the new millenium (p.132);
Alpha-glucosylrutin - an innovative antioxidant in skin protection (p.267);
An increase in endogenous epidermal lipids improves skin barrier function (p.347);
Basement membrane damage, a sign of skin early aging and laminin 5. a key player in basement membrane care (p.97);
Biological mechanisms of epidermal pigmentation, wrinkle formation and barrier disruption in atopic dermatitis (p.07);
Controlling fibroblast grwowth factors for hair growth regulation (p.133);
Cosmetic efficacy claims in vitro using a 3D human skin models (p.53);
Cutaneous micro dialysis as a new tool to measure percutaneous penetration in vivo;
Development of a 64-channel laser tissue flowmeter and its application to skin (p.62);
Development of long-wearing lipsticks using self-organizing color fix polymers (p.570);
Development of thin-layer silica-coated zinc oxide and superior sunscreens (p.519);
Diaminopyrazole: A novel class of hair dyes (p.171);
Effects of cosmetic treatments at the ultrastructural level (p.212);
Encapsulation of hydrophobic cosmetic ingredients using stable and flexible capsules (p.507);
Encapsulation technologies applied to retinoids, a way to modulate bioavailability and reactivity (p.497);
Enzymes - powerful anti-ageing and anti-oxidant active ingredients investigated by FOITS and detection of ICL-S (p.278);
Evaluation of hair cuticle properties with piezoelectric sensors (p.389);
Examination of cationic polymer deposition onto hair form an emulsified silicone oil-containing shampoo through dual fluorescent technologies (p.176);
Fading skin pores: A novel anti-rflective makeup (p.580);
Genetic engineering: A tool for obtaining human proteins useful in cosmetic ingredients (p.403);
Hair conditioning polymer/surfactant complexes: Structure and efficacy (p.189);
Hair shine: Correlating instrumental and visual methods for measuring the effects of silicones (p.200);
Histological structure of human nais revealed b synchrotron X-ray microdiffraction (p.72);
Identification and cosmetic application of powerful anti-irritant constituents of oat grain (p.395);
Identification of skin sensitivity through corneocytes measurements (p.229);
Influence of age and ultraviolet A exposure upon energy metabolism of human skin: An in vivo study by 31P nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy (p.43);
Influence of emulsifiers on the efficacy of sunscreen products (p.514);
Intra and inter individual differences in facial skin functional properties: Influence of site and skin sensitivity for bioenginnering studies (p.115);
Investigating the influence of cosmetic products on the stratum corneum by infrared and raman spectroscopy (p.435);
Investigations of cosmetically treated human hair by differential scanning calorimetry in water (p.293);
Investigations of polymers for skin care (p.562);
Light-scattering control at the medulla enhances human hair shine (p.153);
Lipospondin: A novel approach to prevent aging associated human skin alterations (p.26);
Mechanical analysis of hair fiber assemblies by static and relaxation (p.287);
Modified cellulose ethers as polymeric emulsifiers in creams and lotions (p.468);
Modified single cell gel electrophoresis assay/comet assay: A tool for studying oxidative stress in normal human keratinocytes (p.257);
Moisturizing effect of hair care products (p.142);
Molecular design of a novel antioxidant for supression of photoaging (p.336);
Molecular modelling of personal care ingredients to create specific skin sensory characteristics (p.122);
Multicenter comparison of sunscreens by in vitro determination of relative parameters (p.366);
New challenges in safety assessment of cosmetics (p.299);
New method for mild, non-oxidative permanent colouring of human hair (p.147);
Non-invasive method for measuring cosmetics efficacy: What''s new (p.267);
Optical investigation of aging skin and the development of makeup that restores younthfullook (p.549);
Optical topometry with prims: A powerful tool to prove the efficacy of skin care products in in vivo studies (p.430);
Optimization of safety testing for better product development (p.321);
Photoaging, photodermatoses and photocarcinogenesis: Recent advances in understanding the detrimental effects of ultraviolet - A radiation on human skin (p.37);
Photocytoxicity testing in vitro - A success sotry for the cosmetic industry in Europe (p.328);
Polyglycerol derivatives - the chemical structure defines a compatible and perfectly emulsifying cosmetic ingredient (p.315);
Polyoxypropylene-polyoxyethylene tocopheryl ethers: A series of novel amphiphiles form tocopherol for functional cosmetics (p.536);
Powder gel as a novel powder make-up base and its application (p.485);
Psycho-physiological aspects of foam (p.422);
Rheological swing test to predict the temperature stability of cosmetic emulsions (p.476);
Safety evaluation with human skin models: The practical experience (p.306);
Science and technology of emulsion - from nanoemulsions to multiple emulsions (p.442);
Selective penetration enhancing system for acid dyes. More into hair and less into skin (p.160);
Skin characterization: Human skin water content versus lipid content measured by corneometer, subumeter and ATE-FTIR spectroscopy (p.248);
Skin optics revisited by in vivo vonfoval microscopy: Melanin and sun exposure (p.218);
Stress, apoptosis and ageing in human skin (p.84);
Study on the effect of topocoat on nail polish (p.378);
Synergistic effects with high performance UV-filters (p.530);
Testing of cosmetic ingredients and other chemicals ofr immunotoxic hazard (p.302);
The natural barrier in cosmetic research: in vitro skin penetration and irritation studies using the bovine udder skin (BUS) model (p.239);
The protection function of compatible solute ectoin on the skin, skin cells and its biomolecules with respect to UV-radiation, immunosupression and membrane damage (p.359);
The role of Pro-SCCE and SCCE in desquamation (p.16);
The stability and penetration of epidermal applications visualized by a photoacoustic depth profolometry (p.415);
Use of modern efficacy tests for hair products (p.184);
Vitamins in cosmetic formulations: Anew generation of products (p.459);