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摘要

The focus of this issue is cosmeceuticals. Yes, we are aware of the fact that this term in the past has been much debated. Webster's dictionary defines it as follows: "a cosmetic preparation that has pharmaceutical properties". It was the dermatologist Albert Kligman who in 1984 coined the term which combines cosmetics and pharmaceuticals. He defined cosmeceuticals as "a topical preparation that is sold as a cosmetic but has performance characteristics that suggest pharmaceutical action." The idea was that cosmeceuticals Nelson from Akzo Nobel present interesting concepts for non-aerosol styling sprays (on page 40 ff.) and Andrea Tomlinson from BASF shows what styling formulations have to offer to meet the hair care requirements from different consumer archetypes (on page 44 ff.).