One of the complications of “diabetes mellitus” is termed diabetic foot syndrome, the first
symptoms of which include changes in the skin's condition and properties. The skin …

Objective The use of skin care formulations with acidic pHs is seen as an effective method to
maintain the acidic mantel of the skin; however, because the skin pH varies depending on …

The aim of this study was to evaluate different urea‐containing cosmetic preparations
designed for foot care regarding skin occlusion. The primary aim was therefore to screen the …

Topically applied cosmetic products can be helpful in improving skin hydration. The study
shows how oral supplementation could be helpful in improving and preventing the skin …

Purpose The work is aimed at the description and study of the hydration effect of different
active substances (hyaluronic acid, sericin, glycerol, and urea) incorporated in two different …

Background Water is an important factor on the appearance and function of the skin and,
when dehydrated, it becomes rough and flaky. The measurement of stratum corneum …

Background/purpose: The polysaccharide‐rich composition of Aloe vera extracts (Aloe
barbadensis Miller), often used in cosmetic formulations, may impart moisturizing properties …

Diabetic foot syndrome is the leading cause of limb loss due to non-healing ulcers.
Repeated injuries, abnormal foot loads, and ischemia lead to ulcers. Poor shoe selection …

The skin barrier helps to protect the skin against external harmful factors and to prevent the
excessive water loss. Numerous extrinsic and intrinsic factors may impair the skin barrier …

Objective The development of dry skin is a complex process, with a wide variety of factors
each playing different roles in its evolution. Given this, it is important when designing a …