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Advancing cosmetic safety testing for rosacea-prone skin
Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory condition characterised by persistent redness, vascular instability and heightened skin sensitivity. These features increase the risk of adverse reactions to topical products, making standard cosmetic testing insufficient for this population