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Archive | 1998

Aminophenol derivatives and their use in cosmetics

Michel Philippe; Remy Tuloup; Christian Blaise


Archive | 1998

Use of amino phenol amide derivatives as depigmentation agents

Michel Philippe; Remy Tuloup; Christine Duval


Archive | 1998

Composition for topical application on the skin and/or its appendages comprising at least a compound containing an iminophenol fragment

Remy Tuloup; Christian Blaise


Archive | 1992

Compositions to arrest hair loss and to induce and stimulate hair growth based on 2,4-diamino-pyrimidin-3-oxide derivatives

Eric Terranova; Jean-Baptiste Galey; Michel Hocquaux; Jean Maignan; Remy Tuloup


Archive | 2000

Cosmetic and dermatological compositions containing aminoalcohol derivatives containing a urea functional group and uses thereof

Michel Philippe; Christian Blaise; Remy Tuloup


Archive | 1990

Halogenated pyrimidin-3-oxyde derivatives, their use for the treatment and the prevention of hairloss and for stimulating growth again

Remy Tuloup; Alex Junino; Michel Hocquaux; Jacqueline Dumats; Quintino Gaetani


Archive | 1992

Compositions for slowing down hair loss and for inducing and stimulating its growth, based on 2,4-diamino-pyrimidine 3-oxide derivatives, and new 2,4-diaminopyrimidine 3-oxide derivatives

Eric Terranova; Jean Baptiste Galey; Michel Hocquaux; Jean Maignan; Remy Tuloup


Archive | 2000

Retinyl carbonate derivatives, preparation process and uses

Remy Tuloup; Maria Dalko; Gilles Rubinstenn


Archive | 1998

Use of oxamate derivatives as depigmenting agents

Remy Tuloup; Michel Philippe


Archive | 1995

Composition containing a dihydroxyacetone precursor

Michel Philippe; Remy Tuloup; Armelle de Salvert; Daniel Sera; Pierre Fodor

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