AI Article Synopsis

  • We created a method to determine how much light is reflected, transmitted, or absorbed by a layer of cosmetic foundation on skin, based on measurements of both bare skin and skin with foundation under different conditions.
  • The relationship between the amount of foundation applied and the light reflectance of the foundation layer allows us to estimate how much product is used.
  • Our measurements were done on real skin, ensuring that the method reflects real-life usage and works well even when bare skin and made-up skin look similar in terms of color and reflectance.

Article Abstract

We developed a method to estimate the reflectance, transmittance, and absorbance of a layer of cosmetic foundation (FD) applied to skin from the reflectance of bare skin and FD applied to skin under two measurement conditions using the translucency of skin. Conversely, using the relationship between the applied amount of FD and the reflectance of the FD layer, the applied amount could be estimated. These values could be measured stably regardless of the similarity of reflectance and color between bare skin and made-up skin. The measured values were taken from actual skin, which satisfies the condition of actual usage.

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http://dx.doi.org/10.1364/OE.442219DOI Listing

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