Written by industry experts, and edited by Johann W. Wiechers, PhD,
Science and Applications of Skin Delivery Systems is a special
delivery system on its own! Each chapter delivers a critical evaluation of a
delivery technology open to the cosmetic formulator. Rather than just a
showcase of technologies provided by the suppliers of these technologies, this
critical evaluation allows the reader to decide what delivery system or
delivery technique is most appropriate for his or her application based on
scientific evidence.
Bridging the gap between the two extremes of all-science and all-systems
books, this reference includes chapters on:
- Measuring skin delivery
- Skin delivery from emulsions
- Encapsulation techniques
- Electrical ways to enhance skin delivery
- Special delivery routes
- Future perspectives
After earning his PhD in skin penetration enhancement from the University of
Groningen, The Netherlands, Johann W. Wiechers has spent the
past eighteen years establishing himself in the field of cosmetic science. He
has worked for companies including Unilever Research and Uniqema as well as
become a Visiting Professor at the University of London School of Pharmacy. On
July 1, 2007, Wiechers became Technical Advisor for Allured Business Media,
serving as advisor for the magazine divisions, as well as the book division. In
July 2007 he opened an independent consultancy business in cosmetic science and
in September 2007 he became the President of IFSCC.
Other books published by this author/editor:
"The 28 chapters of this book, divided into six sections and covering more
than 500 pages, represent a complete scientific review of cosmetic skin
delivery systems written by experts in their specific delivery subjects. Based
on the presentations of the Skin Delivery Advanced Technology Conference
organized by Allured Publishing in Milan, Italy, in 2004, more novel
developments were added to this text..."
Read the full review
—Lecturer Corina Cernatescu, P.D
Technical University "Gh.Asachi" Iasi, Romania
Faculty of Chemical Engineering
Organic and Biochemical Engineering Department