Do moisturizers affect intracellular or intercellular hydration?
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106 Citations | Rates of hydration of fatty acids bound to lipid vesicles appear to be rapid enough to account for intracellular movement between compartments in the absence of carrier proteins. |
72 Citations | The obtained data enabled us to rank the efficacy of moisturizers either according to the duration of the lasting effects or the magnitude of an increase in the hydration levels of the SC. |
21 Citations | Results showed that the regular use of both moisturizers had a significant hydrating effect on the skin. |
70 Citations | Relative stability of muscle hydration is due to accumulation of intracellular solutes. |
68 Citations | Hydration experiments indicated a direct relationship between the rate of hydration and bioadhesion or retention. |
25 Citations | Long-term use of moisturizers increases skin capacitance significantly, but does not change the mechanical properties. |
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