Dermatological testing involves evaluating the effects of cosmetic products on the skin under controlled conditions. These tests can include:
– Irritation Tests: Assessing potential skin irritation caused by a product.
– Allergy Tests: Determining whether a product can cause an allergic reaction.
– Patch Tests: Involving application of a product to a small area of skin to observe any adverse reactions.
– Sensitization Tests: Evaluating the potential for a product to cause sensitization upon repeated exposure.
These tests can be conducted on various skin types and conditions.
Claims Associated with Dermatological Testing
Dermatologically-Tested: Indicates that the product has been evaluated by dermatologists to assess safety.
Suitable for All Skin Types: Indicates that the product has been evaluated by dermatologists to assess safety on sensitive / normal skin types.
Hypoallergenic: Suggests that the product is less likely to cause an allergic reaction, often validated through testing on sensitive skin.
Clinically Tested: States that the product has undergone clinical evaluations, often implying a certain level of safety and efficacy.
It’s crucial for companies to provide substantiation for these claims based on their testing results to avoid misleading consumers.
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