improved facial surface sebum and pore appearance - P&G Beauty ...
improved facial surface sebum and pore appearance - P&G Beauty ...
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Methods<br />
• In Vitro Sebocyte Assay:<br />
– In vitro sebocytes have been used historically to evaluate effects of compounds on <strong>sebum</strong><br />
expression, including sebosuppression (6, 7). Lipid synthesis was detected via incorporation of<br />
radiolabeled glucose over a 3 hour period in the presence of test compound in cultured<br />
sebocytes (6, 7).<br />
• Clinical Studies:<br />
– Niacinamide Product Studies. Two 4-week studies were conducted with a niacinamide (2%)<br />
containing <strong>facial</strong> moisturizer in Caucasian (U.S) <strong>and</strong> Japanese female panelists. The cosmetic<br />
product was applied twice daily to the face <strong>and</strong> compared to the moisturizer base vehicle<br />
control in a double-blind, vehicle-controlled split-face r<strong>and</strong>omized (left-right) study design<br />
(Caucasian study), <strong>and</strong> as well as compared to baseline (both studies). Facial <strong>surface</strong> <strong>sebum</strong><br />
(Sebutape®) <strong>and</strong> <strong>pore</strong> <strong>appearance</strong> (image analysis) were determined at baseline <strong>and</strong> up to 4<br />
weeks. Self-assessments of improvements in <strong>facial</strong> skin <strong>appearance</strong> were obtained also.<br />
Comparison of treatment groups was accomplished by t-test analysis.<br />
– SDA Product Study. A double-blind study design similar to the that used for the niacinamide<br />
studies was used to evaluate a <strong>facial</strong> moisturizer containing 0.5% SDA in combination with<br />
3.5% niacinamide as compared to the moisturizer base vehicle control moisturizer. The<br />
panelists were Caucasian (U.S.) women in a 6-week vehicle-controlled split-face r<strong>and</strong>omized<br />
(left-right) study design, evaluating <strong>sebum</strong> (Sebumeter) <strong>and</strong> <strong>pore</strong> (image analysis) endpoints.<br />
Self-assessments of improvements in <strong>facial</strong> skin <strong>appearance</strong> were obtained also. Comparison<br />
of treatment groups was accomplished by t-test analysis.