CDU: What is the potential impact that Skin Dossier technology may have on manufacturers and suppliers to the cosmetics and personal beauty care industries? To learn more about how Skin Dossier is seeking to bridge the diagnostic gap between beauty products and health care, the ways researchers are utilizing AI technology to personalize and better address consumer skin care needs, and how its SAAS product can benefit both retailers and consumers, we interviewed Sindhya Valloppilli, Founder and CEO of Skin Dossier for her insights. The technology assesses over 300 skin attributes and references over one million images in its database as well as over 2,500 genomics studies, over 500,000 unique profiles in its proprietary Population DNA + Phenotype database, and over 4,000 research publications to assess the user’s skin and hair profile and match with the best products to address concerns out of 10,000 SKUs. The technology, which the company has dubbed its “Precision Skin Health Advisor” offers consumers a six-minute skin care assessment through a Lifestyle Quiz and 3D Facial Imaging through smartphone followed by syncing consumer geolocation, health app and DNA data and optional blood test data to provide users with their Skin Dossier Report and Recommendations.

Earlier this year, tech company Skin Dossier launched its proprietary SAAS platform with interactive database for consumer skin assessment.

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