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Kosmetologia Estetyczna / 4 / 2014 / vol. 3
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odsumowanie
Badania potwierdziły, że cząsteczka ektoiny dzięki wy-
jątkowym właściwościom wiązania wody nawilża skórę,
zmniejsza świąd i szorstkość skóry. Przewiduje się, że
ektoina, zapewniając całościową ochronę biologiczną ko-
mórek skóry, już w najbliższej przyszłości będzie stano-
wiła podstawę dermokosmetyków.
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