Skin Analysis Software: CM-SA is a software that groups data from skin color measurements from Konica Minolta spectrophotometers. It produces a numerical display of the Melanin Index, Hemoglobin (Hb) Index, and Hemoglobin oxygen saturation (Hb SO2) Index. This is useful in matching cosmetics and measuring sun tanning effects on skin to prevent damage. Data can be output in CSV text format for further analysis or management using Excel or another spreadsheet program.
Konica Minolta Sensing Americas, Inc. provides equipment to measure, match, reproduce, and communicate color and light for the Personal Care and Cosmetics industry. Equipment available includes industrial light meters, colorimeters, color analyzers, portable spectrophotometers and more. Konica Minolta’s products are high quality and have great performance, reliability, innovation, and usability.
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