Comparison of Preservative Efficacy Tests for Water Non-dispersible Cosmetic Formulations |
Kim, Yong Hyun
(Skin & Natural Products Lab, Kolmar Korea)
Park, Sung Ha (Skin & Natural Products Lab, Kolmar Korea) Park, Byoung Jun (Skin & Natural Products Lab, Kolmar Korea) Shin, Kye Ho (Department of Beauty Coordination, Suwon Science College) Kang, Hak Hee (Skin & Natural Products Lab, Kolmar Korea) |
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