Evaluation and selection process for consumer products
A technology for consumer goods and consumers, applied in the direction of packaging toiletries, toiletry preparations, applications, etc., can solve the problems of undisclosed product difference evaluation
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[0037] Forty-nine (49) subjects underwent blue light conversion in order to produce facial images with desired color uniformity (ie, artificially converted skin). The conversion can be done by blending 10% and 18% of the red channel into the blue channel. Forty-nine (49) subjects were prescribed a product containing hydroquinone (4%) by a dermatologist. The products are for home use and are applied to the subjects' faces once a day for twelve weeks. After using the product, subjects rated their pictures in a forced-choice trial. At week zero (0) (ie before starting to use the product), the 10% and 18% conversions had D-prime values of approximately 1.4 and 2.3, respectively, when compared to untreated skin. After five (5) weeks of treatment, conversions of 10% and 18% had D-prime values of approximately 0.6 and 1, respectively, when compared to treated skin. After eight (8) weeks of treatment, 10% and 18% of conversions had D-prime values of approximately 0.1 and 0.6,...
Embodiment 2
[0039] The procedure in Example 2 was performed in a manner similar to that described in Example 1, except that two commercially available over-the-counter skin lightening products were evaluated in the test, each of which was applied to the subject's face on the opposite side of the . Forced selection (self-assessment) and conversion between photos after twelve (12) weeks of treatment can be done with blue conversion and blending 14% of the red channel into the blue channel. After twelve (12) weeks of treatment, the D-prime values obtained for each product were approximately 0.4, indicating that the products had similar skin lightening properties after twelve (12) weeks. This D-prime value can be used to create a system with symbols that aid in the marketing and advertising of over-the-counter consumer products.
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