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PERSONAL CARE is the leading technical and scientific publication for cosmetic scientists, formulating chemists, dermatologists, microbiologists, marketing personnel, production staff and senior executives working in the personal care market throughout the Asia Pacific region.

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A true petrolatum alternative

Until antibiotics conquered the world, the only possible method for curing gangrene was maggot therapy, except for amputation of the extremities. Maggots were applied to the wound and would eat the necrotic tissue, including the organisms that were responsible for that.

TECHNICAL ARTICLE

Skin defences boosted by grapefruit extract

Humans are constantly exposed to harmful foreign chemicals and materials from exogenous and endogenous sources. As a result, defence mechanisms have evolved to protect against toxin overload.1 Cells are under constant threat from metabolic waste products and xenobiotics. The formation of phase I and phase II metabolism mobilises and excretes these mainly lipophilic toxins.