Sensitive Skin Wash

Methodology

In a controlled eight day trial, subjects were tested on using water, Dermal Therapy Sensitive Skin Wash and a wash that contained 0.2% of SDS. The trial was conducted using The Tewameter TM 210 to measure the water loss on the skin surface.

Results

The results found were that the TEWL value of water was 0.3, whereas in comparison to Dermal Therapy Sensitive Skin Wash it was 0.7. Therefore the conclusion was that the product is almost as least drying as water.

^{The above results are from a study conducted by Dermatest®GmbH in Germany, an independent testing facility as commissioned by Lacorium Health Australia Pty Ltd.}

Methodology

In a controlled trial the Duhring Chamber Test was conducted on subjects with healthy skin over a period of eight days. The trial was determined using Water, Dermal Therapy Sensitive Skin Wash and a wash that contained 0.2% of SDS to measure irritation of the skins surface.

Results

The results found that Dermal Therapy Sensitive Skin Wash did not produce any signs of irritation, and is therefore as low irritating as water and 4.8 times less irritating than the wash that contained 0.2% of SDS.

^{The above results are from a study conducted by Dermatest®GmbH in Germany, an independent testing facility as commissioned by Lacorium Health Australia Pty Ltd.}