Intimate Area Claim Panel
Intimate hygiene products designed to reduce irritation are formulated with gentle, non-irritating ingredients like aloe vera and chamomile, which soothe sensitive skin. These products maintain the natural pH balance of the intimate area, preventing disruptions that could cause discomfort. Moisturizing agents, such as glycerin, help prevent dryness and friction, reducing irritation. Many of these products are hypoallergenic, ensuring they are safe for sensitive skin types, and undergo scientific testing to back up their claims. Overall, these products offer effective relief from irritation while promoting intimate hygiene.
| Test Menu |
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| Skin Irritation |
| Skin Sensitization |
| Skin Gentleness |
| Anti-oxidant /inflammatory test |
| Skin moisten claim |
| Anti-Inflammation and Calming |
| Skin Senstivity test |
| Hygiene efficacy test |
| Non-Irritant claim testing |
| Bacterial reduction claim |
| Natural ingredients claims |
| Ph balance and hygiene test |
| Anti-fungal bacterial free claim test |
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Biomarker Testing List:
| Biomarker | Remarks on the Biomarker |
|---|---|
| Oxidative Stress Marker (8-Hydroxy-2′-deoxyguanosine [8-OHdG]) | Measures lipid peroxidation to assess the product's antioxidant capacity and potential inflammatory response. |
| Oxidative Stress Marker (Malondialdehyde [MDA]) | Malondialdehyde (MDA) is an oxidative stress marker that indicates lipid peroxidation, reflecting cell membrane damage due to free radicals. |
| TEWL | Evaluates moisture retention in the skin to support claims of skin hydration. |
| C-Reative Protein (CRP) | Indicates systemic inflammation levels, reflecting the calming effect of the product. |
| Histamine Release | Assesses the potential for allergic reactions or irritation upon application. |
Reference Research Publications:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tox.2007.05.005