English summary of the original Chinese article. Images and source documents retain their original language. Read the complete Chinese article.
This article introduces the development of a group standard for thermal-protection cosmetics. It distinguishes heat-related skin stress from ultraviolet-related photoaging and discusses research concerning heat-associated aging, pigmentation, yellowing, sensitivity, sebum production and acne. The full Chinese article includes the cited literature and detailed scientific discussion.
The proposed work was initiated by Beijing Technology and Business University, with Guangdong Baiwen leading drafting and the China Association of Surfactant Soap and Detergent Industries identified as the publishing organization in the source article. The project aims to clarify definitions, product categories, ingredient selection, formulation principles, efficacy evaluation and labeling claims.
The article identifies three objectives: a scientific evaluation framework, substantiation for compliant efficacy claims, and clearer product-selection criteria for consumers. It also describes the thermal-protection research platform unveiled at the Baiwen 3.0 factory event on May 29, 2026.
Organizations are invited to participate in drafting. The full Chinese article contains the participation notice, expression-of-interest form and references. This English summary does not replace the source documents or their technical and regulatory provisions.
Source Images
