Stability study of lipoic acid in the presence of vitamins A and E in o/w emulsions for cosmetic application.
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A. Alami | C. Bregni | M. T. Pizzorno | A. Segall | R. Serrão | M. Sosa | C. Enero | F. Hormaechea
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