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Photoprotection against visible light‐induced pigmentation

14 Nov 2018

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OBJECTIVE: This paper presents in vivo an in vitro studies demonstrating the induction of pigmentation in human skin by visible light which can be blocked by using formulation containing the correct amount of yellow iron oxide (YIO). METHODS: An in vitro absorption method was developed to determine the protection provided by a test formulation containing 4.5% YIO using an IPD UVA-VIS action spectrum. Following...

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PMID: 30428143
DOI: 10.1111/ics.12502

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