Skin tester - test your skin

With its LCD display, check your skin hydration in seconds

Light, portable and compact with a stylish design.

Your skin hydration is given as a percentage as well as in the form of a bar graph that evaluates your skin’s needs.

It is therefore really easy to understand the results.

The skin tester measures skin hydration using scientifically tested data to ensure a 100% reliable result.

The percentage gives you a very accurate indication of your skin’s condition.

In fact, the skin tester does not measure your skin hydration generally but gives a targeted and accurate measurement that tells you exactly where your skin is vulnerable.

The skin tester therefore tells you whether you need to use cosmetic products.

In particular it will help you choose the treatment that is most suited to your skin’s needs and so ensure it is perfectly balanced again.

To save the battery, the supply automatically switches off after 10 seconds without use.

After taking a measurement, the skin tester automatically reprograms itself to take a second measurement.

As it is small, it is easy to transport (when travelling for example).

It will stay clean with its PVC protective cap.

The battery indicator (on the display) shows your skin tester’s state of charge.

How do I use it?

1) Clean the area of skin and wait for it to dry before taking the measurement.
2) Open the protective cap.
3) Press the start / stop button.
4) For 3 seconds keep the head of the skin tester on the area of skin being measured. A beep indicates that the skin tester has completed the measurement.
5) The result is automatically displayed when the sensor is in contact with the skin
6) Even if you reuse the skin tester on your own face, you must clean the sensor between each measurement. This can be done with a clean cloth. It is vital for the proper operation of the skin tester.

- Possible error messages:

E1: is displayed when the 2 sensor terminals are either touched at the same time or in contact through the aqueous layer.
E3: is displayed when part of the sensor is not in contact with the skin. It may also be displayed when your skin is wet or is overly perspiring.