- skin care device

Released By Liz Hull for mail online: 14: 37 EDT | update on March 27, 2014: 14: 37 EDT on March 27, 2014, keeping the skin moist, women are often told that it is the key to keeping young.
But it's not easy to exercise when your skin is thirsty and needs to be stimulated.
Now scientists have come up with a clever new "penis" that claims to help beauty awareness prevent aging.
The HydraTest device measures oil and hydration levels in only five seconds, providing users with a personalized "skin prescription" and prompting them to treat dehydrated skin.
It works by sending a small current to the skin, which the user cannot feel, but the amount of resistance to the current determines the level of oil and moisture in the tissue.
Digital screen display read percentage-
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Use a small credit card size information card for reference.
This includes a moisture sliding scale, 30 or less means dehydration of the skin, 31 to 35 points indicates dry skin, 36 to 46% of normal skin, or 47% of high moisture content.
The pen also measures the oil level at the same time, using rods similar to the reception level of the phone, from 1 (meaning low oil) to 4 or 5, on the digital display, which means a high amount of oil.
Ibsansari, director of BeautyPro who produced the pen, said it was the first pocket --
Equipment of size based on Salon technology, its type is to measure skin moisture level in real timetime.
He said the two spires on the analyzer would send a slight current to the skin.
"No one who uses it will feel this current because it is too small, but resistance to the current is used to determine the amount of moisture and oil in the skin tissue.
"This pen will enable women and men to accurately assess their skin problems at home or on the journey for the first time, and more importantly, tailor-made skin care systems for themselves.
It also allows users to monitor progress and see how their skin has improved.
The pen weighs about 40 grams, as large as a standard pencil, and is portable, powered by an AAA battery, enough to provide about 1,000 readings.
It has proven to be a blow to people working in the beauty industry, with early sales signs that after the launch of the Harvey Nichols store last month, it was also welcomed by the public
A mobile beauty therapist said: "This is a very convenient addition to the services I provide.
I use it at the beginning and end of the treatment to show how it differs.
This also means that I can better customize the products I use for my customers and also increase my after-sales service.
Harvey Nichols offers a price of £ 75 or can be purchased online.