Lancome Deploys a 'Skin Age' Biometric Device and Demi Moore, Age 63, Apparently Approves
Lancome has introduced the Cell BioPrint, a biometric analysis tool that measures skin age rather than chronological age. The device supports their Absolue Longevity MD cream line, which the company claims can reverse biomarkers of skin aging. Demi Moore, age 63, has been associated with promoting the product.
This illustrates the principle of quantified self applied to dermatology. You should consider how measurable biomarkers can establish baseline conditions and demonstrate product efficacy over time. The technique of pairing diagnostic hardware with consumable products creates a feedback loop that may increase consumer adherence.
Lancome developed the Cell BioPrint and Absolue Longevity MD line. Demi Moore, age 63, is cited as a user or promoter of the product. The Good Housekeeping Institute conducted testing of the device and cream.
Step 1: Photograph your face in consistent natural light weekly for four weeks to establish a visual baseline. Step 2: Use a free skin analysis app such as YouCam Makeup or Skinvision to generate a numerical skin condition score. Step 3: Apply a consistent moisturizer daily and retake photos and scores at week four to compare changes.