Wash or wipe? A comparative study of skin physiological changes between water washing and wiping after skin cleaning.
Wash or wipe? A comparative study of skin physiological changes between water washing and wiping after skin cleaning.
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洗还是擦？
DOI：
10.1111/srt.12364
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发表时间：
2017
影响因子：
2.2
通讯作者：
Sugama J.
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作者：
Ogai K;Matsumoto M;Aoki M;Ota R;Hashimoto K;Wada R;Kobayashi M;Sugama J.
背景/目的目前，声称可以通过水或擦拭单独去除的皮肤清洁剂是市售的，并且已经用于床上浴的目的。然而，对于水洗涤和擦拭如何不同地影响皮肤生理功能或神经酰胺含量缺乏知识。本研究旨在比较水洗和擦拭对皮肤生理功能和神经酰胺含量的影响。皮肤生理功能（即，经表皮水分损失，皮肤水合作用，皮肤pH值）结果水洗和擦拭对皮肤生理功能和神经酰胺含量的影响无显著性差异。结论水洗或擦拭可去除的清洁剂不影响皮肤生理功能，神经酰胺含量通过任一去除方法。
Background/purposePresently, skin‐cleaning agents that claim to be removed by water or wiping alone are commercially available and have been used for the purpose of bed baths. However, there is a lack of knowledge on how water washing and wiping differently affect skin physiological functions or ceramide content. The aim of this study was to compare the effects of water washing and wiping on skin physiological functions and ceramide content.MethodsThree kinds of the cleaning agents with different removal techniques (ie, water washing and wiping) were used in this study. Skin physiological functions (ie, transepidermal water loss, skin hydration, and skin pH) and skin ceramide content were measured before and after seven consecutive days of the application of each cleaning agent.ResultsNo significant differences in skin physiological functions or ceramide content were observed between water washing and wiping.ConclusionCleaning agents that claim to be removed by water washing or wiping do not affect skin physiological functions or ceramide content by either removal method.