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Haptic characterization of human skin in vivo in response to shower gels using a magnetic levitation device.

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Haptic characterization of human skin in vivo in response to shower gels using a magnetic levitation device.

Auteurs : R. Yardley [États-Unis] ; A. Fan [États-Unis] ; J. Masters [États-Unis] ; S. Mascaro [États-Unis]

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Abstract

Skin products such as shower gels have a direct impact on skin health and wellness. Although qualitative haptic characterization through explicit, verbal measures in consumer studies are often sufficient for general comparison on consumer perceived skin feel, a quantitative approach is desired to characterize minute changes in skin condition in response to various skin products. Prior research has sought to characterize the haptic properties of human skin in vitro and in vivo, but very few studies have compared the haptic effects of commercial skin products having relatively similar formulations. In addition, related studies have typically utilized simple, low-precision devices and fixtures. The purpose of this study was to use a precision magnetic levitation haptic device to characterize the frictional properties of human skin in vivo before, during, and after treatment with commercially available shower gels, to capture the entire cycle of consumer experience on skin feel.

DOI: 10.1111/srt.12238
PubMed: 26037842

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