Skin care preparation, industrial

Author: Prof. Dr. med. Peter Altmeyer

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Last updated on: 29.10.2020

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General information
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  • Industrial skin care products are part of the company's three-stage skin protection concept. They are regarded as cosmetics and can be administered as ointments, creams or lotions. They serve to regenerate and maintain the epidermal barrier function of the skin and contain special ingredients such as ceramides, glycerides, sterols and fatty acids which support the regeneration process after skin-stressing activities.
  • Suitable skin care products supply the skin with lipid components, moisture and moisture-binding substances during the work-free and thus stress-free period.
  • Skin care products are applied after or during working hours on cleansed and dry skin. They mainly differ from the skin protection products by the lack of specific ingredients like film formers like perfluoropolyethers or long-chain fatty acids for the protection against certain occupational stress. For this reason skin care products have to be distinguished from skin protection products. The selection of skin care products primarily depends on the individual skin condition of the user after occupational skin stress. However, this is difficult to implement in everyday working life where a skin care product has to be provided by the employer for several persons with different skin types. In most companies creams and lotions are therefore offered as O/W emulsions which should have a sufficiently high lipid content of at least 20% in addition to a good absorption capacity. In the private sector an individual concept tailored to the skin condition of the user should be applied. O/W emulsions with a low lipid content are recommended for normal skin. Dry skin requires lipid-rich O/W emulsions or very dry skin needs W/O emulsions.

Literature
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Tables
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Manufacturer

Normal skin

Dry skin

Very dry skin

FAWECO skin protection

Woellnerstr. 26

D-67065 Ludwigshafen

Phone: 0621/55909830

fax: 0621/559098378

www.faweco.de

LINDESA (cream)

LINDESA W/O Emulsion

LINDESA F (cream)

LINDESA K (cream)

LINDESA emulsion

LINDESA acid (unscented)

Peter Greven Skin protection

Procter & Gamble Road 26

D-53881 Euskirchen

Phone: 02253/313200

Fax: 02253/313134

www.peter-greven.de

LIGANA HPC (cream, silicone-free)

LINDESA W/O Emulsion

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SPECIAL CREAM C (silicone-free)

Herwe chemical-technical products GmbH

Small field 16-20

D-74889 Sinsheim-Dühren

Phone: 07261/92810

Fax: 07261/928120

www.herwe.de

HERWE CURA (cream, silicone-free)

HERWE MIELOSAN (cream, silicone-free)

HERWE MIELOSAN (cream, silicone-free)

HERWE CURA LIQUIDO (lotion, silicone-free)

HERWE LOTION (silicone-free)

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Last updated on: 29.10.2020