What is lab data?
What is lab data?
What are the most common types of lab data in skincare?
What are the most common types of lab data in skincare?
What is clinical data?
What is clinical data?
What are the most common types of clinical data in skincare?
- Clinical Trials are often used to test things like anti-aging claims, hydration benefits, and more. These tests physically measure the effects of products on human subjects. Results are usually expressed as percent improvements. For example, OS-01 FACE has been shown in a clinical trial to increase barrier function by +15%.
- Consumer Perception Studies are a very common type of research conducted by skin care companies. These studies ask users to apply a product for a number of days on a set schedule. Users are then asked to self-assess whether they think a product has made a difference. With this type of testing, you might see claims like β99% of users saw a reduction in wrinkles.β While compelling, this type of data tends to skew positive as most users are likely to report a positive difference.
- RIPT or Repeat Insult Patch Testing is a type of research you may see less often as a consumer but is especially important if you have reactive or sensitive skin. This test measures whether a product results in skin reactions when applied repeatedly. We conduct this test on every product to ensure itβs safe for sensitive skin.
What are the most common types of clinical data in skincare?
- Clinical Trials are often used to test things like anti-aging claims, hydration benefits, and more. These tests physically measure the effects of products on human subjects. Results are usually expressed as percent improvements. For example, OS-01 FACE has been shown in a clinical trial to increase barrier function by +15%.
- Consumer Perception Studies are a very common type of research conducted by skin care companies. These studies ask users to apply a product for a number of days on a set schedule. Users are then asked to self-assess whether they think a product has made a difference. With this type of testing, you might see claims like β99% of users saw a reduction in wrinkles.β While compelling, this type of data tends to skew positive as most users are likely to report a positive difference.
- RIPT or Repeat Insult Patch Testing is a type of research you may see less often as a consumer but is especially important if you have reactive or sensitive skin. This test measures whether a product results in skin reactions when applied repeatedly. We conduct this test on every product to ensure itβs safe for sensitive skin.
Why do most skin care companies only conduct clinical research and not lab research?
Why do most skin care companies only conduct clinical research and not lab research?
How is OneSkinβs data different?
How is OneSkinβs data different?
Where You Can Find OneSkin's Data
Where You Can Find OneSkin's Data
- Lab data validates ingredients at the cellular level in a controlled environment while clinical research tests products on human subjects.
- Most skin care brands conduct only limited lab-based research, which does not show long-term product effects or cellular-level impacts.
- At OneSkin, we conduct extensive lab research in house so we can see how our products perform at the cellular level and predict long-term skin impacts.
- We then cross analyze our lab data with clinical data to ensure we are making reliable and evidence-based claims you can trust for healthy skin.
- Lab data validates ingredients at the cellular level in a controlled environment while clinical research tests products on human subjects.
- Most skin care brands conduct only limited lab-based research, which does not show long-term product effects or cellular-level impacts.
- At OneSkin, we conduct extensive lab research in house so we can see how our products perform at the cellular level and predict long-term skin impacts.
- We then cross analyze our lab data with clinical data to ensure we are making reliable and evidence-based claims you can trust for healthy skin.