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RUNVE® Skin Analyzer

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RUNVE® Skin Analyzer

This Skin Analyzer provides visual and quantifiable of your skin and reveal what your mirror cannot. It adopts the state-of-art Bio-Impedance Analysis technology to take a measurable approach to skin care and provide the skin profile scores such as moisture, oiliness and dead cell thickness. Skin Analyzer has elegant shape and lipstick size for easy carry.

Just three easy steps, you’d know your skin profile anywhere and anytime.

Step 1, take off the cap and press the button to power on.
Step 2, put the two contacting poles on your skin tightly and Skin Analyzer starts to measure your skin.
Step 3, when the measurement is completed, one beep signal appears. The LCD display will show the scores. Now, you can read the skin profile scores.

Skin Analyzer provides numeric assessment. It is important tool for personal skin care and also a professional assistant for skin care consultant.

Why I need Skin Analyzer?
1. Air-conditioned room, different working environments, different seasons, these can affect your skin. This Skin Analyzer can tell your skin profile scores to pay more attention on skin care.
2. To see the real performance of the skin care products. It’s also a fantastic measurement tool for cosmetic sales persons and skin care product consumers.
3. To compare the different skin care products and to know which is the most suitable for you. This could let you choose the right skin care products and save you more time and money.
4. After luxury SPA course, you would like know to the result of skin improvement. Skin Analyzer can help you to know better. Very professional tool for both the skin consultant and the consumer in beauty care salon.
5. Skin Analyzer is good reference for the persons who need special care on skin, new born babies, diabetes.

To know your skin, to care your skin：
Time, the Sun, aging, smoking and environmental factors all take their toll on our skin. To have quantifiable skin measurement can enhance the understanding on your skin and help to care your skin better and more effective. Here, the valuable information is provided to know your skin profile with just a blink of the eyes.
By classifying the skin types with moisture, oiliness and the dead cells thickness, we have three skin types: dry skin, oily skin and complex skin.

DRY SKIN
The symptoms most associated with dry skin include: scaling, itching, cracks in the skin. At its best it can feel tight and itchy after washing. At its worse it can be flaky with little patches of dandruff. Sometimes in your eyebrows you’d see the tendency of premature ageing with the emergence of fine lines and wrinkles. This kind of skin requires soothing care to look its best.

How to Care
It may help to change your bathing habits:
- Keep baths or showers short.
- Use warm (not hot) water.
- Use as little soap as possible. Limit its use to face, armpits, and genitals if you can. Try mild cleansers or mild soaps.
- Dry your skin thoroughly but gently -- pat, DON'T rub.
- Take baths or showers less often.
Also, increase skin and body moisture:
- Use bath oils and moisturizers at least daily. Thick, greasy moisturizers work best. Avoid products with alcohol. Apply just after a bath or shower, when your skin is still damp.
- Use a humidifier if the air is dry.
- Drink plenty of water throughout the day.

OILY SKIN
Oily skin occurs when the sebaceous oil secreting glands overproduce more oil than is needed for proper lubrication of the body's skin. This excess oil can clog pores and also cause skin blemishes. Oily skin is probably mainly a factor of heredity, but it is known to be affected by factors such as diet, hormone levels, and lifestyle. Humidity and hot weather can also stimulate the sebaceous glands into producing more oil than normal. Because human skin tends to become dryer with aging, and because of the hormonal changes of adolescence, oily skin is common in teenagers, but it can occur at any age. At other times in people's lives hormonal changes may occur that can be a problem like menopause. Oily skin does have some positive aspects. It is slow to develop age spots and discoloration, fine lines, wrinkles, and other signs of aging. It doesn't freckle or turn red in the sun on the contrary; it usually tans evenly and very beautifully. On the negative side, oily skin is vulnerable to "breakouts" well past adolescence and has a chronically shiny appearance, an oily or greasy feeling, as well as enlarged pores.

How to Care
The most important thing you can do for oily skin is to keep your skin clean using warm water and soap, or a soapless cleanser.
Always remember that the skin around your eyes is very delicate. Remove your make-up with a non-oily remover by using a cotton wool. Follow with a gentle foaming facial wash; this is a good choice than ordinary soap. Massage gently over damp skin with your fingertips. Rinse away the soapy suds with warm water. Take a cotton wool with a refreshing astringent lotion. Continue until the cotton wool comes up completely clean. Do not forget your oily skin needs moisturizer cream.

COMBINATION SKIN
Many people have skin that is oily only in certain areas and dry or normal in others, a condition known as "combination" skin. Normally, T-zone (the chin, forehead, nose) and the upper back tend to be oilier than other areas of the body.

How to Care
Your combination skin needs special care, because you have dry and oily areas. Use a cleanser, which is suitable for you. This will ensure all areas of your skin are clean and that the pores on your nose are kept clean to prevent blackheads and skin blemishes. For refreshing your skin, choose the right toner and sweep over your skin with a cotton pad. Moisturize smoothly onto your entire skin. This will give your skin the nourishment it needs.

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