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See Latest ArticlesImportance of sunscreen products spreading protocol and substrate roughness for in vitro sun protection factor assessment
International Journal of Cosmetic Science, 10/23/09
Fageon L et al. – The authors paraffinum liquidum before spreading the product to get a better correlation between in vivo and in vitro SPF values for W/O formulations. This allowed us to define a protocol suitable for both O/W and W/O formulations.
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