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  Comments concerning the legal framework for the use of liposomes in cosmetic preparations
 

Concerning cosmetics the same application criteria are valid for liposome formulations as for other comparable forms of application. The advertising claims for a deep acting liposome preparation must not be extended into the »drug« field. The argumentation becomes much simpler if highly unsaturated natural phospholipids are employed as raw material for the liposomes.

 

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Seifen, Öle, Fette, Wachse
114 (18), 761-762 (1988)

 
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