Students set to clean up with science research

TEENAGERS in Cork have come up with a homemade zit-busting cleanser to target pesky spots.

Students set to clean up with science research
Sat, 09 Apr, 2011 - 01:00
Louise Roseingrave

Students Erin Coffey, 16, and Katie Barry, 16, from Regina Mundi College, Douglas Road, showcased their research into facial cleansers and make-up and the effects of commercial products on the skin at the SciFest science fair.

The girls tested foundations and cleansers to chart the effects of commercial products on the skin.

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CourtsEducationPlace: CorkPlace: Douglas RoadPlace: AsiaPlace: Cork Institute of TechnologyPerson: Erin CoffeyPerson: Katie BarryPerson: ErinPerson: KatiePerson: Hugh McGlynnPerson: Head ofPerson: of Science andEvent: SciFest science fairEvent: Young Scientist of the Year competitionOrganisation: TEENAGERSOrganisation: Regina Mundi CollegeOrganisation: Skin DeepOrganisation: CITOrganisation: SciFest
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