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Evaluation of the effect of several moisturizing creams using the low frequency electrical susceptance approach

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26 févr. 2024
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Fig. 1:

Box-plot with medians, quartiles, and the min and max as whiskers, showing variation in skin surface susceptance in relation to the five different types of moisturizers, NS = p > 0.05.
Box-plot with medians, quartiles, and the min and max as whiskers, showing variation in skin surface susceptance in relation to the five different types of moisturizers, NS = p > 0.05.

Fig. 2:

Boxplots with medians, quartiles, and the min and max as whiskers, showing variation in skin surface susceptance in relation to the different age groups for different moisturizers.
Boxplots with medians, quartiles, and the min and max as whiskers, showing variation in skin surface susceptance in relation to the different age groups for different moisturizers.

Fig. 3:

Boxplots with medians, quartiles, and the min and max as whiskers, showing variation in skin surface susceptance in relation to the different genders for different moisturizers.
Boxplots with medians, quartiles, and the min and max as whiskers, showing variation in skin surface susceptance in relation to the different genders for different moisturizers.

Percentage of increases in skin surface susceptance after application of five different moisturizers_

M1/M0 M2/M0 M3/M0 M4/M0 M5/M0
289.72 1074.82 935.08 1245.10 1349.17

Descriptive characteristics of the participants_

Group Female Male Age range (years) Mean (years)
1 10 10 18-25 21.05 ± 1.62
2 10 10 30-40 35.10 ± 2.93
3 10 10 50-70 61.80 ± 3.71