Skin colorimetric parameters involved in skin age perception

Puccetti, Germain; Nguyen, Tung Ngoc; Stroever, Cristina

doi:10.1111/j.1600-0846.2010.00480.x

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“…With increasing demand for anti‐aging and lifestyle‐driven procedures, the VISIA ® Complexion Analysis System is a timely addition to dermatology or cosmetic surgery practice, as well as medical spas offering treatments for skin rejuvenation and ongoing skin care . The VISIA ® System uses standard, cross‐polarized, and UV photography to record and measure surface and subsurface skin conditions.…”

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Comparison of two kinds of skin imaging analysis software: VISIA^® from Canfield and IPP^® from Media Cybernetics

Wang

Shu

et al. 2018

Skin Research and Technology

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Comparison of two kinds of skin imaging analysis software: VISIA^® from Canfield and IPP^® from Media Cybernetics

Wang

Shu

et al. 2018

Skin Research and Technology

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“…Arce‐Lopera et al studied the effects of subsurface and surface reflections on participants’ perceived age, based on their facial skin. However, these previous studies frequently analyzed participants using the average, variance of colorimetry, or gray‐level co‐occurrence matrix to investigate the participants’ self‐image and colorimetric age‐related color changes and their relation to skin color and perceived age . A few studies attempted to analyze age‐related skin color changes using third‐order statistics, including skewness .…”

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“…However, these previous studies frequently analyzed participants using the average, variance of colorimetry, or gray-level co-occurrence matrix to investigate the participants' selfimage and colorimetric age-related color changes and their relation to skin color and perceived age. 6,8,9,12,13 A few studies attempted to analyze age-related skin color changes using third-order statistics, including skewness. 7,11 Furthermore, the effect of makeup in reducing perceived age has not been well investigated using the statistical parameters of skin color such as the mean and standard deviation (SD) for skewness and kurtosis.…”

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An evaluation of the effects of makeup on perceived age based on skin color in Korean women

Lee

Han

Kim

2018

J of Cosmetic Dermatology

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Summary Background Makeup has been shown to increase women's attractiveness, perceived femininity, and self‐confidence and reduce their perceived age. Some of these results were caused by facial contrast and visible skin color. However, they did not investigate makeup benefit by focusing skin color change. Objectives We investigated the benefit of makeup in reducing perceived age by focusing on only skin color, based on the age‐related changes in several skin color parameters (mean, standard deviation, skewness, and kurtosis), and attempted to discover the indications for youthful‐looking skin color. Methods A total of 174 Korean women aged 20‐69 years participated in this study. Their digital facial images were cropped on the cheek area, standard Red green Blue data were transformed to Quasi‐L*a*b*, and the statistical parameters of individual Quasi‐L*a*b* data were calculated. Fourteen volunteers aged 30‐45 years wore liquid‐type makeup. The perceived age was assessed by 11 clinical evaluation researchers with a LCD monitor. The statistical analysis was performed using SPSS version 23.0, with a significance level of P < 0.05. Results According to a multiple regression analysis, unevenness in skin color, skin lightness, and skewness in skin yellowness significantly affected the participants’ perceived age; the most important factor was the unevenness in skin yellowness in Korean women. The evaluated and calculated with the regression equation perceived age were decreased after makeup was applied. Conclusions The makeup can reduce women's perceived age by correcting the skin's color, and it can show youthful skin properties such as a lighter and more homogenous color with less chroma.

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“…There are many methods to assess the efficiency of whitening or spot-removing materials [14]. Visia ® digital image analysis machine is a common and validated clinical image machine used to evaluated objective assessments of facial skin in clinical facial treatments [12]- [18].…”

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Objective and Self-Perceived Facial Skin Status Using Whitening Efficacy of Cosmetic Products on Taiwanese Women

Lin¹,

Chen²,

Yen³

et al. 2016

JCDSA

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Background: Tranexamic acid and vitamin C derivatives are important reagent used in cosmetic skin-whitening products. Recently, self-perceptions regarding improvement in facial skin status have been increasingly recognized as an important outcome of whitening cosmetic products intervention. Aims: The purpose of the study was to determine the receptiveness of objective and self-perceived facial skin status using whitening cosmetic products. Methods: A total of 40 volunteers were photographed using the Visia ® machine and completed questionnaires at pre-and post-operation (8 weeks after receiving whitening cosmetic products). Visia ® digital image analysis and questionnaires were used for assessment of facial skin status. The receptiveness of objective and self-perceived measures was assessed by paired t test and Effect Size (ES) .

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Skin colorimetric parameters involved in skin age perception

Cited by 14 publications

References 12 publications

Comparison of two kinds of skin imaging analysis software: VISIA^® from Canfield and IPP^® from Media Cybernetics

Comparison of two kinds of skin imaging analysis software: VISIA^® from Canfield and IPP^® from Media Cybernetics

An evaluation of the effects of makeup on perceived age based on skin color in Korean women

Objective and Self-Perceived Facial Skin Status Using Whitening Efficacy of Cosmetic Products on Taiwanese Women

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Skin colorimetric parameters involved in skin age perception

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Comparison of two kinds of skin imaging analysis software: VISIA® from Canfield and IPP® from Media Cybernetics

Comparison of two kinds of skin imaging analysis software: VISIA® from Canfield and IPP® from Media Cybernetics

An evaluation of the effects of makeup on perceived age based on skin color in Korean women

Objective and Self-Perceived Facial Skin Status Using Whitening Efficacy of Cosmetic Products on Taiwanese Women

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Comparison of two kinds of skin imaging analysis software: VISIA^® from Canfield and IPP^® from Media Cybernetics

Comparison of two kinds of skin imaging analysis software: VISIA^® from Canfield and IPP^® from Media Cybernetics