P&G Beauty & Grooming at AAD 2010

Across the field of dermatology, P&G Beauty & Grooming scientists have made scientific breakthroughs and are at the forefront of skin care research. P&G Beauty & Grooming scientists have played an integral role in advancements in skin care, offering important insights into how ingredient formulations, care regimens and gene expressions impact skin condition.

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P&G Beauty & Grooming posters presented at AAD 2010: 

• Biomarker Analysis Confirms the Anti-Oxidant and Anti-Inflammatory Activity of a Colorless Turmeric Extract, In Vitro
• Comparison of a Multi-Product Cosmetic Regimen vs. 2% Hydroquinone for Improving the Appearance of Facial Hyperpigmentation in Chinese Subjects
• Effects of Galactomyces Ferment Filtrate on Epidermal Barrier Marker Caspase-14 in Human Skin Cells
• Effect of Topical Anti-Aging Treatments on Stratum Corneum Thickness and Barrier Integrity
• Hexamidine, a Protease Inhibitor, Promotes Stratum Corneum Lipid Biomarkers In Vitro
• Hyperpigmented Spots Modeling with the in vivo Reflectance Confocal Microscope
• Improvements in Skin Elasticity and Cohesion from a Petrolatum Depositing Bodywash
• Niacinamide Inhibits Melanogenesis Related Gene Expression in Melanocytes When Co-cultured with Keratinocytes
• The Use of a Shaving Regimen for Male Facial Shaving Improves Overall Skin Condition
• Topical Turmeric Extract in a Moisturizing Cream Formula Reduces the Appearance of Facial Spots and Fine Lines and Wrinkles on Human Facial Skin
• Use of a Cosmetic Moisturizer Promotes Corneocyte Maturity