by John Gray, C. Gummer · Cengage Learning Vocational · tapa dura · ISBN 9780333774939
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«The World of Skin Care: A Scientific Companion» is John Gray and C. Gummer's guide to skin care, in hardcover (150 pages, in English).
The work analyzes how the perception and care of skin vary between sexes and cultures, and what is normal in cosmetics. It explains the science of skin, products to maintain or beautify it, and debunks myths; it also addresses how to prevent damage and premature aging.
It is the first edition, published in 1999 by Cengage Learning Vocational. Its ISBN-13 is 9780333774939.
A reference work for beauty and cosmetics professionals, and for readers seeking a scientific basis for skin care.
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