Skinalysis™

Show clients the science behind their skincare

During the analysis, HD imaging shows your client what their skin looks like beyond the naked eye, so you can explain their concerns and give them more confidence in your recommendations.

After every consultation, Skinalysis generates a personal skin report, including a breakdown of your client’s results, which you can send to their smartphone, tablet or email.

How it works

1. The hydration probe measurement is based on hydration found in the stratum corneum to assess TEWL.

2. The temperature probe measurement detects water retention through hot and cold spots of the area being assessed.

3. The elasticity probe measurement uses the principle of suction to detect laxity in the skin.

4. Sebum is detected via a sebum-sensitive film and analyzed via camera processing to quantify the amount of oil present in the skin or lack thereof.

5. Lastly, the pH probe measurement is calculated via a scaled-down potentiometer, which is a tool utilized to detect pH. Using this scientific tool a pH reading is provided to assess the skin’s barrier health.

Treatment plans made personal

Each personal skin report contains tailored skincare advice, product, and treatment recommendations, helping you create an enhanced treatment plan that achieves your client’s unique skin goals.

Skinalysis also records data on their results over time, showing how effectively your products and treatments address their concerns.

The treatments

Each of the pre-set consultations gives a fully guided skin analysis, based on your client’s skin goals.

1. Check Up & Check Up Pro
Looks at key indicators of skin health such as pH, hydration, sebum and elasticity. Your go-to for your client’s first skin analysis.

2. Phototype
Classifies the skin based on how it responds to UV exposure.

3. Age Perfect & Age Perfect Pro
Analyzes to identify the key signs of aging skin including elasticity, sebum, melanin uniformity, and hydration.

4. Purit.y
Looks at the common features of blemished, oily skin types.

5. Cellulite Specialist
Uses hydration and temperature measurements to test water retention and blood circulation which may contribute to cellulite.

6. Sun Protection
Advises on ideal sun protection based on phototype and exposure.

7. Scalp Focus
Gives a detailed analysis of the health of the scalp.

9. Hands Beauty
Identifies signs of aging and sensitivity on the hands.

10. Decollete
Expert Assesses the neck and chest area, which can be more prone to aging and loss of tone.

11. Sensit.y
Analyzes key issues associated with sensitive skin.

12. Illumin.y
Looks at the factors that contribute to dull skin, including hydration, melanin, skin texture and dead skin cells.