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Acute Skin Surface Moisturizing Effects of Helia-D Cosmetic Products—A Comparative Study in Healthy Volunteers

2026-07-07

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Maintaining skin elasticity, skin barrier function, and general skin health all depend on sufficient hydration. The current study's goal was to use non-invasive instrumental techniques to assess how three commercially available Helia-D topical cosmetic formulations affected skin hydration. The study involved thirty healthy adult volunteers, ten of whom were allocated to each product group. The MoistureMeterSC equi...

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64c6debb-5807-5f2d-b106-9c9f955336ab
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10.20944/preprints202607.0417.v1
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