We analyze the severity of five different lines, wrinkles, and folds that start to form as you age: forehead lines, glabellar (frown lines), periorbital (around your eyes), nasolabial fold (smile lines), and marionette lines (corner of your mouth).
We examine how light reflects on your cheeks—where radiance is most visible—as this area is usually affected by dehydrated skin, wrinkles, enlarged pores, redness and visible spots.
We examine the strength of your skin tonicity in two areas where skin usually starts loosening with age: the upper cheeks and lower contours.
We look for the presence of enlarged pores on each side of your nose, which can be caused by oily skin, dry areas or blackheads.
We look at skin uniformity by analyzing natural pigmentation and detecting discolouration on your cheeks, the area most exposed to environmental damage and brown spots.
We look at signs of fatigue and dehydration lines on your eye contour. Submitted to more than 10,000 blinks a day, it is prone to loss of elasticity and suppleness.
We look at zones of frequent muscle use: forehead, crow’s feet and around the mouth.
We look at zones of great muscular solicitations: forehead, crow's feet and around the mouth.
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