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See Latest ArticlesDevelopment and validation of a questionnaire to evaluate how a cosmetic product for oily skin is able to improve well-being in women
Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, 09/18/07
Segot-Chicq, E., et al. - Skin diseases are known to negatively affect self-image and to have detrimental psychosocial effects. Oily skin is a cosmetic skin problem that women often describe as `invalidating'...Conclusion: The OSSIQ is a valid tool that can be used to monitor the benefits of cosmetic skincare treatments
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