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• TITLE: Patient Reported Frequency of Lupus Flare: Associations with Foundation Makeup and Sunscreen Use

  AUTHORS: Marline L. Squance, Glenn E. M. Reeves, John Attia

  KEYWORDS: Lupus, Patient Perspective, Flare, Makeup, Sunscreen, Photosensitivity, Uv Protection, Immune Therapy Medications

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Cosmetics, Dermatological Sciences and Applications, Vol.4 No.5, December 11, 2014

  ABSTRACT: Objective: To test the hypothesis that usage of foundation makeup (FM) and sunscreen lotion (SS), used individually or in combination, is associated with significant changes in the likelihood of lupus symptom exacerbation. Methods: Self-reported flare days (SRF) and use of FM and SS products, were retrospectively examined in 80 Caucasian Australian women with ACR classified SLE for a year. Negative binomial regression modelled SRF days (outcome) against independent FMSS variable and covariates: age; diagnosis years; outdoor hours; BMI; stress; immune therapy medication (ITM) use. Results: Statistically significant inverse associations between SRF days and FMSS use were found. Protective effects were statistically significant (p