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Rhododenol (Rhododendrol)-induced leukoderma: an objective way to ascertain normalization of the skin

This study suggests an objective way to follow-up of rhododenol-induced vitiligo by skin absorption spectrum analysis A word on Rhododenol (Rhododendrol): Rhododendrol (Rhododenol) is is derived from the white birch tree it inhibits tyrosinase activity and melanin synthesis...
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Rhododenol (Rhododendrol) – induced toxicity appears to happen at higher concentrations and the protective mechanism it triggers

Not all consumers developed white blotching after applying rhododendrol (rhododenol)-containing products All treatment areas didn’t necessarily develop white blotchingThe authors performed cell cultures on normal human melanocytes Results high doses (1500micromol and...
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Rhododénol

Le Rhododénol est aussi appelé 4-(4-hydroxyphenyl)-2-butanol. Il est fabriqué par la marque de cosmétiques japonaise Kenebo est est sur le marché depuis 2008. Il est naturellement produit et est approuvé pour le soin de troubles hyperpigmentaires (Chloasma, Masque de Grossesse,...
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A tool to study Rhododenol (Rhododendrol) induced leucoderma (Vitiligo-like lesions)

Rhododendrol (Rhododenol, RD) created a big problem in Japan, when 14000 induced cases of vitiligo-like lesions were reported. It is known that Rhododenol is cytotoxic against melanocytes in a Tyrosinase-dependent way.     The authors suggest a new mouse model for the...
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Rhododenol-induced cyotoxicity: proposed mechanism of action

Rhododenol (Rhododendrol) is phenolic compound known to induce leucoderma. Another similar compound causing this is hydroquinone monomethyl ether The authors did a study in human melanoma B16f10 cells: Rhododenol 4, 4-hydroxyphenyl (R44HPB) 2-butanol increased The ROS (Radical...
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Rhododenol

Rhododenol is also called 4-(4-hydroxyphenyl)-2-butanol. It is manufactured by Kanebo cosmetics and has been on the market since 2008. It is naturally produced and has been approved for the management of pigmentary problems (Melasma, Sun spots, Lentigo…) It is a phenolic compound...
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Vitiligo-Inducing Substances

Why does it happen ? It’s often the fault of phenols Like monobenzone, chemicals that induce vitiligo are mostly phenols, which contain a benzene ring with hydroxyl group attached. Examples include: 4-tert-butylcatechol 4-tert-butylphenol Mechanism: chemical phenols appear...
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Toxicité de l’Hydroquinone

On connaît des effets toxiques à court terme et à long terme   A court-terme: ochronose exogène Il s’agit d’un effet secondaire possible lors d’une utilisation prolongée de l’hydroquinone, surtout lorsque les concentrations dépassent 4%. Ces effets ont été aussi décrits pour...
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Pigmentation – Table des Matières

Le sommaire ci-dessous est en anglais. Pour accéder aux articles en français, cliquer sur “(français)” à la fin de chaque titre.     Characteristics of pigmentary disorders within population groups Acne in Individuals with Colored Skin (français) Acne in...
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Pigmentation

Posts here were written before June 2015. For posts after this date, please go to “Conference Notes” and “Publications in the Scientific Literature”under “Pigmentation”.     Characteristics of pigmentary disorders within population groups Acne in Individuals with...
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