A new device from Bionos Biotech can substantiate claims for the whitening efficacy and/or anti-dark spot/under-eye circles efficacy of cosmetic treatments.
Based on a high-resolution camera and a diffuse and indirect lighting system emitting at 470 nm, the Bio Blue Light Scanner collects photographs of the skin's surface in high resolution at a high speed, providing uniformity, reproducibility and removing brightness and reflections.
Using software specifically created to evaluate pigmentation, it provides measurements for parameters such as total area of dark spots, total number, color uniformity, contrast between pigmentation and normal skin, etc., perfect for marketing and the scientific support of desired claims.
The company is presenting the technology at events throughout the year, including the upcoming IFSCC Cosmethic Conference in Milan, to be held Sept. 30 through Oct. 2, 2019; Cosmetorium Barcelona, Oct. 23 and 24, 2019, and at in-cosmetics Asia in Bangkok, held Nov. 5-7.
For more information, contact Bionos Biotech.
