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Liposome Stability via Multi-Walled Delivery Systems

By: Michael Birman and Nadya Lawrence, IGI Inc.
Posted: May 6, 2003, from the June 2002 issue of Cosmetics & Toiletries.

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  • From Cosmetics & Toiletries
  • June 2002 issue, pg 51
  • 7 pages

Article Keywords:

  • delivery systems
  • liposomes
  • stabilization
  • encapsulation
  • skin care formulations

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Encapsulation! It's the essence of product stabilization. Encapsulation keeps an active isolated in a microdroplet, where it remains pure and not emulsified. Just imagine providing the full potency of antioxidants, skin protectants and nourishing complexes, available to the skin or hair, right at the time of application! This is effective delivery.

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