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Prediction of residual film perception of cosmetic products using an instrumental method and non-biological surfaces: The example of stickiness after skin application
Research article (Colloids and Surfaces B Biointerfaces, 2018) · cited 22× · AI/ML
Prediction of residual film perception of cosmetic products using an instrumental method and non-biological surfaces: The example of stickiness after skin application
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