Process for evaluating skin care product efficacy and skin care product efficacy evaluation system
First Claim
1. A software as a service (SaaS) soft material applied product efficacy evaluation system to objectively evaluate the efficacy of a product as applied to a soft material, said SaaS soft material applied product efficacy evaluation system comprising:
- a first sample soft material treated with a product;
a second sample soft material without treatment by the product;
a phabrometer comprising a motor, a rod, and a weight plate; and
a cloud server computing device that hosts a soft material applied product efficacy service, said cloud server computing device comprising a processor, a memory storage, and a soft material applied product efficacy program that is stored in the memory storage and which, when running on the processor of the cloud server computing device launches the soft material applied product efficacy service to evaluate efficacy of a soft material product, said soft material applied product efficacy program comprising sets of instructions for (i) receiving a set of skin care product efficacy test project attribute data resulting from a first phabrometer-based test of the first sample soft material treated with the product and a second phabrometer-based test of the second sample soft material without treatment by the product, (ii) receiving a set of test condition settings that define a scope of testing by the phabrometer for each of the first phabrometer-based test of the first sample soft material treated with the product and the second phabrometer-based test of the second sample soft material without treatment by the product, (iii) calculating an efficacy value for each soft material attribute in the set of skin care product efficacy test project attribute data resulting from the first phabrometer-based test of the first sample soft material treated with the product, (iv) calculating baseline values for each soft material attribute in the set of skin care product efficacy test project attribute data resulting from the second phabrometer-based test of the second sample soft material without treatment by the product, and (v) demonstrating the efficacy of the soft material product in comparison with no soft material product by one or more displayed comparison charts.
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Abstract
An instrumental approach enabling evaluation of efficacy of skin care products is disclosed. Common problems shared by existing methods include first the difficulty whether to test the entire human face, or just focus on the key locations (not determined yet); the difficulty in conducting a repeatable test when human face is hard to fix on and changes between different persons; and how many different skin attributes to test for making a reliable and complete judgment. The instrumental approach of the process tests a sample at once to obtain all the information needed. It shows good repeatability and sensitivity. It yields necessary yet sufficient information in numbers.
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10 Claims
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1. A software as a service (SaaS) soft material applied product efficacy evaluation system to objectively evaluate the efficacy of a product as applied to a soft material, said SaaS soft material applied product efficacy evaluation system comprising:
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a first sample soft material treated with a product; a second sample soft material without treatment by the product; a phabrometer comprising a motor, a rod, and a weight plate; and a cloud server computing device that hosts a soft material applied product efficacy service, said cloud server computing device comprising a processor, a memory storage, and a soft material applied product efficacy program that is stored in the memory storage and which, when running on the processor of the cloud server computing device launches the soft material applied product efficacy service to evaluate efficacy of a soft material product, said soft material applied product efficacy program comprising sets of instructions for (i) receiving a set of skin care product efficacy test project attribute data resulting from a first phabrometer-based test of the first sample soft material treated with the product and a second phabrometer-based test of the second sample soft material without treatment by the product, (ii) receiving a set of test condition settings that define a scope of testing by the phabrometer for each of the first phabrometer-based test of the first sample soft material treated with the product and the second phabrometer-based test of the second sample soft material without treatment by the product, (iii) calculating an efficacy value for each soft material attribute in the set of skin care product efficacy test project attribute data resulting from the first phabrometer-based test of the first sample soft material treated with the product, (iv) calculating baseline values for each soft material attribute in the set of skin care product efficacy test project attribute data resulting from the second phabrometer-based test of the second sample soft material without treatment by the product, and (v) demonstrating the efficacy of the soft material product in comparison with no soft material product by one or more displayed comparison charts. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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