(13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) ANTI-IRRITANTS 427 R. Kelly and E.J. Ritter, Mildness additive U.S. Patent 3,630,934 (1971). R. Kelly and E.J. Ritter, Mildness additive U.S. Patent 3,769,242 (1973). R. Kelly and E.J. Ritter, Mildness additive U.S. Patent 3,798,182 (1974). R. Kelly and E.J. Ritter, Mildness additive U.S. Patent 3,813,350 (1974). R. Kelly and E.J. Ritter, Mildness additive U.S. Patent 3,947,382 (1976). R. Kelly and E.J. Ritter, Mildness additive U.S. Patent RE. 28,913 (1974). R. Suskind and V. A. Majeti, Occupational and environmental allergic problems of the skin, J. Dermatol, 3, 3-13 (1976). D. L.J. Opdyke, Inhibition of sensitization reactions induced by certain aldehydes, Fd. Cosmet. Toxicol., 14, 197-198 (1976). R. L. Goldemberg, Quenching sensitization potential, Skin & Allergy News, 7, if9 (Sept. 1976). R. L. Goldemberg, Perfume sensitization, Drug & Cosmet. Ind., 119, 28 (April 1976). A. A. Fisher and A. Dooms-Goosens, The effect of perfume "ageing" on the allergenicity of individual perfume ingredients, Contact Dermatitis, 2, 155-159 (1976). H. Saunders, A perfumer views sensitization, Perfumer & Flavorist (April/May 1976). E. W. Clark, E. Cronin, and D. S. Wilkinson, Lanolin with reduced sensitization potential, Contact Dermatitis, 3, 69-74 (1977). R.J. Verdicchio and J. M. Waits, High-lathering non-irritating detergent compositions, U.S. Patent 3,950,417 (1976).

Journal of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists Directions for the Preparation of Manuscripts GENERAL POLICY--All papers presented before a meeting or seminar of the SOCIETY OF COSMETIC CHEMISTS Or before one of its sections or submitted directly to the Editor will be considered for publication in the Journal. Papers presented before the SOCIETY OF COSMETIC CHEMISTS Or one of its sections are the property of the SOCIETY and may not be published in or submitted to other journals. Only if the JotmN^I. OF THE SOCIETY OF COSMETIC CHEMISTS is unable to publish a presented paper may it be published in another journal of the author's choice. Manuscripts received by the Editor will be acknowledged and sent to two members of the Editorial Committee for review. Normally, the Editor will advise the author of acceptance, rejection or need for revision of the manuscript within 10 weeks. The JOIIRNAL OF TIlE SOCIETY OF COSMETIC CItEMISTS publishes papers concerned with cosmetics or one of the sciences underlying cosmetics as well as other papers of interest to its members. It is the function of the Editorial Committee to set standards, to judge the scientific merit of a paper and to help in the editing of the paper and its preparation for press. The Editorial Committee is charged with the authority to maintain high standards in this Journal. It is, therefore, not the policy of the JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY OF COSMETIC CHEMISTS tO guarantee publication of all submitted papers. The Journal considers manuscripts for publication in the following categories: Review Articles These manuscripts are intended to present the more recent advances in a specific area related to cosmetics. The author of such a review is expected to be actively engaged in the area and capable of presenting a critical evaluation of published reports of a scientific and technical nature. Review articles are solicited by special invitation from the Editor and Editorial Committee and are not subject to review by the Editorial Committee. Original Articles Articles covering original laboratory investigation by the authors in cosmetics and related areas are considered for publication in this category. These papers must be prepared using an acceptable scientific style and adequately referenced. General Articles Articles of a general character may be considered for publication providing they are of a scientific and technical nature. Normally, these articles may be concerned with newer analytical techniques, developments in dermatology, toxicology, etc. It is expected that these reports will be written in a scientific style and be referenced. 429