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Archive | 1977

Cosmetics contg. hydroxyalkyl-urea derivs. - useful as skin moisture regulators

Hinrich Dr Moeller; Rainer Osberghaus


Archive | 2000

Agent for dying keratin fibers

Hinrich Dr Moeller; Doris Oberkobusch; Horst Hoeffkes


Archive | 1998

Utilization of onium aldehydes and onium ketones for dying fibers containing keratin

Hinrich Dr Moeller; Horst Hoeffkes


Archive | 2001

Color stabilization of dyed keratin fibers involves pre- or post-treatment with composition containing aromatic, heteroaromatic or cycloaliphatic carbonyl compound

Doris Oberkobusch; Horst Hoeffkes; Detlef Hollenberg; Wibke Groß; Mustafa Akram; Hinrich Dr Moeller


Archive | 2001

Composition for dyeing keratin-containing fibers, especially human hair, comprises a carbonyl compound and a 4-aminopyrazolin-5-one derivative

Hinrich Dr Moeller; Doris Oberkobusch


Archive | 2000

Use of short-chain carboxylic acids as color stabilizers in dyeing keratin fibers, optionally in combination with polymers, surfactants, fats, protein hydrolysates and/or UV-filters

Astrid Kleen; Horst Hoeffkes; Wilfried Howorka; Hinrich Dr Moeller


Archive | 1994

New pseudo-ceramide cpds.

Hinrich Dr Moeller; Thomas Engels; Rolf Wachter; Peter Busch


Archive | 1980

Anti-acne and deodorant skin-care preparations - contg. amino:methylene-malonic acid derivs. which inhibit esterase and lipase enzymes secretions from skin bacteria

Hinrich Dr Moeller; Rainer Osberghaus


Archive | 1994

Isatin-containing formulations for coloring keratin-containing fibers

Hinrich Dr Moeller; Horst Hoeffkes


Archive | 1994

Pseudoceramide, Verfahren zu ihrer Herstellung und ihre Verwendung

Hinrich Dr Moeller; Rolf Wachter; Peter Busch

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