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Experimental study of the effects of a new protective cream against skin irritation provoked by the organic solvents n-hexane, trichlorethylene and toluene.

In a first experiment, the potential effectiveness of three cream formulations (A, B, C) against skin irritation due to n-hexane was evaluated using a guinea pig model. Semi-quantitative histopathological assessment of skin lesions were carried out. Due to interesting protective effects, cream formulation A (Travabon) was selected and further investigated. In a second series of experiments, this cream showed some protective effects against irritation due to toluene, but was not found efficacious against trichlorethylene irritation.