
In vivoラマン測定装置RZ-660を用いて保湿クリームを適用した皮膚角層内の水分量の深さプロファイルを取得し、角層厚推定とクリームの保湿効果評価を行った事例を紹介します。
To evaluate the in vivo effect of a moisturizing cream on the stratum corneum, in vivo Raman spectroscopy was used to generate depth-resolved quantitative profiles of water content in human skin. This label-free and non-destructive approach enables precise monitoring of hydration changes across the stratum corneum. By providing spatially resolved molecular information, Raman spectroscopy allows a detailed assessment of skin barrier function and the dynamics of water distribution after topical application. This study demonstrates the potential of Raman-based profiling as a powerful and objective tool for evaluating cosmetic efficacy and moisturizing performance in vivo, offering fast and reliable insights for dermatological and cosmetic research.