Abstract: Systems and methods for sterile delivery of prostheses that protect refined and/or conditioned surface properties and thereby reduce aging of surface properties in prostheses. An example of the system includes a partially custom-shaped holder that also serves as an insertion tool that holds a customized dental prosthesis in a pre-defined position inside a titanium container that is hermetically sealed. Container materials serve as a getter or catalyst with respect to the osseoconductive surface. An example of the method includes laser welding to hermetically seal a metal container as packaging for a prosthesis with a metal foil, and the sterilization of the packaged and sealed prosthesis with dry heat.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for sterile delivery of prostheses that protect refined and/or conditioned surface properties and thereby reduce aging of surface properties in prostheses. An example of the system includes a partially custom-shaped holder that also serves as an insertion tool that holds a customized dental prosthesis in a pre-defined position inside a titanium container that is hermetically sealed. Container materials serve as a getter or catalyst with respect to the osseoconductive surface. An example of the method includes laser welding to hermetically seal a metal container as packaging for a prosthesis with a metal foil, and the sterilization of the packaged and sealed prosthesis with dry heat.

Abstract: The invention relates to a cosmetic foam made from a) an O/W emulsion containing glycerine and b) mono- and/or polyvalent alcohols with a carbon chain length of less than 12 C-atoms and c) a gas or gas mixture of propane, n-butane and/or isobutane, foaming the emulsion, which emulsion is fre of polyethylene glycol derivatives (PEG derivatives).

Abstract: The invention relates to a cosmetic foam of a) an emulsion containing a combination of sodium cetearyl sulfate and glyceryl monostearate SE and b) a gas or gas mixture of propane, n-butane and/or isobutane, foaming the emulsion, the emulsion being free of polyethylene glycol derivatives (PEG derivatives).

Abstract: The invention comprises an emulsifier-free, skin-conditioning, cosmetic or dermatological preparation having a granular structure, characterized by contents of fatty alcohols and wax or paraffin for use on wet skin. The preparation is characterized by a special production method, which in turn only brings about the advantageous properties of a skin conditioning.

Abstract: An aqueous cosmetic or dermatological preparation for application on wet or moist skin which is substantially emulsifier-free and comprises at least two different polyacrylic acid polymers, at least two different C14-22 fatty alcohols, and at least about 13% by weight of microcrystalline wax, preferably in combination with one or more hydrocarbon oils.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for sterile delivery of prostheses that protect refined and/or conditioned surface properties and thereby reduce aging of surface properties in prostheses. An example of the system includes a partially custom-shaped holder that also serves as an insertion tool that holds a customized dental prosthesis in a pre-defined position inside a titanium container that is hermetically sealed. Container materials serve as a getter or catalyst with respect to the osseoconductive surface. An example of the method includes laser welding to hermetically seal a metal container as packaging for a prosthesis with a metal foil, and the sterilization of the packaged and sealed prosthesis with dry heat.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for sterile delivery of prostheses that protect refined and/or conditioned surface properties and thereby reduce aging of surface properties in prostheses. An example of the system includes a partially custom-shaped holder that also serves as an insertion tool that holds a customized dental prosthesis in a pre-defined position inside a titanium container that is hermetically sealed. Container materials serve as a getter or catalyst with respect to the osseoconductive surface. An example of the method includes laser welding to hermetically seal a metal container as packaging for a prosthesis with a metal foil, and the sterilization of the packaged and sealed prosthesis with dry heat.

Abstract: The invention comprises an emulsifier-free, skin-conditioning, cosmetic or dermatological preparation having a granular structure, characterized by contents of fatty alcohols and wax or paraffin for use on wet skin. The preparation is characterized by a special production method, which in turn only brings about the advantageous properties of a skin conditioning.

Abstract: Disclosed is an emulsifier-free, skin-conditioning, cosmetic or dermatological preparation. The preparation is obtainable by a process which involves, inter alia, the dispersion of one or more polyacrylic acid polymers in water and the mixing of the resultant dispersion with a molten lipid phase without complete homogenization of the phases.

Abstract: An aqueous cosmetic or dermatological preparation for application on wet or moist skin which is substantially emulsifier-free and comprises one or more lipophilic perfume ingredients, one or more lipophobic perfume ingredients, a weight ratio thereof being from about 0.5:1 to about 4:1, and at least about 13% by weight of microcrystalline wax, based on a total weight of the preparation.

Abstract: Disclosed is an emulsifier-free, skin-conditioning, cosmetic or dermatological preparation. The preparation is obtainable by a process which involves, inter alia, the dispersion of one or more polyacrylic acid polymers in water and the mixing of the resultant dispersion with a molten lipid phase without complete homogenization of the phases.

Abstract: An aqueous cosmetic or dermatological preparation for application on wet or moist skin which is substantially emulsifier-free and comprises one or more lipophilic perfume ingredients, one or more lipophobic perfume ingredients, a weight ratio thereof being from about 0.5:1 to about 4:1, and at least about 13% by weight of microcrystalline wax, based on a total weight of the preparation.

Abstract: An aqueous cosmetic or dermatological preparation for application on wet or moist skin which is substantially emulsifier-free and comprises at least two different polyacrylic acid polymers, at least two different C14-22 fatty alcohols, and at least about 13% by weight of microcrystalline wax, preferably in combination with one or more hydrocarbon oils.

Abstract: Cosmetic and dermatological sunscreen formulations containing(a) inorganic micropigments as UV filter substances and(b) optionally additional organic UV filter substancescharacterized in that(c) the formulations are hydrodispersions(d) which consist of an inner lipid and an outer aqueous phase, and(e) which are essentially free of emulsifiers, and in that(f) the inorganic micropigments are incorporated in the lipid phase of the hydrodispersions.

Abstract: Use of one or more hydrophobicized, pharmaceutically or cosmetically acceptable inorganic pigments in cosmetic or dermatological preparations for preventingleaching out or washing off of the skin's cis- or trans-urocaninic acid from the human skin, caused by the action of water, orleaching out or washing off of cis- or trans-urocaninic acid which has been applied artificially to the skin, from the human skin caused by the action of water.