What is skin analyzer test?

What is skin analyzer test

This On-The-Go Skin Diagnostic Tool is designed to perform eight types of skin test including – Hydration, Sebum, Pore, Pigmentation, Wrinkle, Elasticity, Sensitivity and Acne
Note:
• Ordering period: Back Order has been extended from 31st October, while stocks last.
• Targeted delivery: Back Order is limited and will be fulfilled in batches beginning mid-December 2017 onwards. Stocks will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.
• This particular Back Order is only available to Platinums & Above. ABOs who wish to purchase can do so via their upline Platinums.
• The skin analyzer test is not covered by the AMWAY Satisfaction Guarantee, but by a separate manufacturer’s warranty. Its warranty period is 12 months from the date of receiving stock.

What is skin analyzer test Features and Benefits?

What is skin analyzer test Features and Benefits?

Professional consultation tool, exclusive to ARTISTRY
Analyses 8 different skin conditions
Compact, lightweight design allows for easy transport
Built-in product recommendations (or deactivate to provide your own)
Compatible with Android, iOS, Tablet, PC and Windows platforms. Minimum OS requirements apply, visit amway.com.au/training for more information.
Available on instalment (order form under ARTISTRY Downloads > Signature Solutions)

The ARTISTRY® Skin Analyzer is lightweight, compact, portable and simple to use. It uses Wi-Fi video streaming to provide real-time moving images across Android, iOS, Tablet, PC and Windows platforms. Diverse optical technology allows you to analyse and recognise 8 different skin conditions quickly and easily including hydration, sebum, pore size, pigmentation, wrinkles, elasticity, sensitivity, and acne.

An image is taken of your skin and compared to a database of 30,000 people. Refer to separate skin analyzer test manual and video for more information.

What is skin analyzer test?

What is skin analyzer test?

As human beings, we all seek perfection, no wonder then that in terms of our appearance we continuously find something that can be changed for the better.

As far as our health goes, this is a very justified approach. There should not be any room for compromises. Do not forget that skin that is properly cared for is the foundation not only of great looks but also general wellbeing and health.

Become a better version of yourself.

How well are you really aware of the needs of your skin? Do you know what skin type you have? Do you keep it in mind when shopping for cosmetics, considering its qualities and special problems? Many women would probably hesitate to say “yes” to these questions. Experience shows that it is identifying the actual skin type tends to be most problematic, whereas without doing it properly, there is no way to determine its specific needs.

● Dry skin is characterized by low activity of sebaceous glands. It has matt appearance, peels easily, oftentimes looking scaly, while feeling uncomfortably tight and dry.

● Oily skin secretes excessive sebum, manifesting with shiny appearance, with enlarged pores, and produces comedones and other blemishes.

● Combination skin has a visible shiny T zone (involving the forehead, the nose, and the chin), and dry areas in the cheeks and the temples.

These three basic types, however, do not cover the full variety of skin problems. There are at least three other ones that are common:

● Skin prone to fragile, breaking, and distended capillaries, visible through paper-thin skin.

● Dehydrated skin, with compromised, weakened hydrolipid coat. As a result, most water is lost owing to inadequate barrier, rendering the skin looking visibly dry and dull.

● Sensitive skin, challenging in terms of skin care, prone to irritation, oftentimes visibly reddened and prone to producing acne lesions.

You can have a combination of these skin types, for instance dry and dehydrated skin, or dry skin and combination dehydrated skin, etc. To understand your skin and its needs, and select the right skin care products, it’s really best to have it analyzed and diagnosed with the aid of a computer, namely our specialist NATI Analyzer device.

With its help, 15 minutes are enough for you to know so much more:

The exam is painless, and takes only 15 minutes. Even the busiest, hardest working ladies out there can manage that much time in their weekly schedule. The analyzer examines the skin layer by layer. High resolution camera accurately registers the image of the surface of the skin, and views the hydrolipid coat. It collects and gives you information on the level of oiliness and naturally occurring skin exfoliation in every area separately. It registers the size of the pores and wrinkles, the capillaries, skin discolouration, and hydration level. Finally a report is provided with all the collected information in it, allowing to identify very accurately the skin’s needs and the necessary skin care routine.

Using cosmetics requires at least the basic knowledge concerning your skin’s condition. Every skin care product that is mismatched to its needs may do it harm, and leave it in a worse state than before, contrary to our best intentions. Computer-aided skin diagnosis is an individual encyclopedia of sorts that you can use to find information essential for proper skin care matched to your skin, not someone else’s.

What is skin analyzer test?

What is skin analyzer test?

SKINCARE BRAND Pond’s now offers a way for people to know their skin with all the advice of a dermatologist, at zero cost, through a Pond’s Institute pop-up flagship store in Bonifacio High Street.

A GUEST tries out the skin analyzer at the opening of the Pond’s Institute pop-up store at Bonifacio High Street.
Open until June this year, the Pond’s Institute store will be offering the services of a by-appointment dermatologist and a skin analyzing machine. The machine analyzes skin type, skin tone, spots, skin age, and other factors, and its results will be analyzed by a team of product consultants who will then recommend a series of Pond’s products to build a skin regimen to treat the skin issues. (The products, unfortunately, won’t be available for free).

“It’s really about giving expert skincare advice, and democratizing beauty,” said Mian Datu-David, Unilever Philippines’ Marketing Director for Skin. “It’s not just for… [those]… who can afford… expensive beauty treatments.”

There are Pond’s Institutes around the globe, in Tokyo, Madrid, New York and Shanghai, but Ms. Datu-David says, “I don’t know if it’s a flagship store — it may or may not be a store; maybe they’re actual laboratories with the scientists,” she said, alluding to the Pond’s Institute being composed of a network of about 700 scientists, who concoct Pond’s Beauty Treatments.

During the pop-up’s opening, guests were taken through a virtual video tour with actress and Pond’s endorser Iza Calzado taking the lead. Other Pond’s endorsers, not all of them present, included actress Julia Barretto, Cheska Kramer, and Toni Gonzaga.

Pond’s was founded in the 1800s, and has relied increasingly on celebrities to promote its products — some of whom were members of Europe’s royal families, who would write requests for more of the cold cream that shot Pond’s to fame. “We like to… claim that the Philippines’ most beautiful faces use Pond’s,” said Ms. Datu-David.