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A Study to Evaluate the Ability of Sunscreen Products to Modulate the Effects of Deep UVA +/- HEV Blue Light Induced Pigmentation and Biomarkers of Cutaneous Oxidative Stress
To assess the level of sub pigmentation following an acute exposure to a Deep Ultraviolet A and high energy Blue Light wavelengths (380-420 nm). This study will compare the unprotected control with test products in Condition #1 and Condition #2 to assess pigmentation as well as cutaneous oxidative stress and inflammation biomarkers that occur with exposure to the same light regimen.
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