A person with curly blonde hair in a white shirt holds a strip of round beige adhesive patches, placing one below their right eye while using a 3D Skin Mapping Tool, set against a blue background. . In a demo creation process. A man in a light blue shirt uses a white circular 3D Skin Mapping Tool near his right eye, holding it against his temple with a neutral expression. The background is solid blue. . In a demo creation process. A person with curly blonde hair and a white shirt holds a small round object, possibly a 3D Skin Mapping Tool or contact lens case, up to the camera against a blue background. . In a demo creation process. A person with curly hair uses a cotton swab to apply a white cream near their temple, possibly after analyzing their skin with a 3D Skin Mapping Tool, all set against a blue background. . In a demo creation process. A person with long dark hair and glasses holds a 3D Skin Mapping Tool with a white center toward the camera, while the background is plain and blurred. . In a demo creation process. A man in a light blue shirt holds a 3D Skin Mapping Tool—a white circular object—toward the camera, with his face slightly out of focus against a plain gray background. . In a demo creation process. A person holds a rectangular white box labeled 3D SKIN MAPPING TOOL with UPSOLUTIONS and a blue logo above it against a plain light background. . In a demo creation process. A person holding a white circular 3D Skin Mapping Tool with a metallic center close to the camera, their face out of focus in the background against a blue backdrop. . In a demo creation process. A person holds a set of circular adhesive patches and a partially opened box labeled USP Solutions, containing brown objects and a 3D Skin Mapping Tool, resembling a white pen-like device, against a plain background. . In a demo creation process. A person’s hands are preparing a syringe by drawing liquid from a vial, possibly as part of using a 3D Skin Mapping Tool, against a plain light background. . In a demo creation process. A person holds a plastic syringe and a white box with a card labeled USP Solutions 3D Skin Mapping Tool inside, against a plain light gray background. . In a demo creation process. A person holds a white box containing a 3D Skin Mapping Tool test kit and an instruction sheet with step-by-step images and text. The kit includes small containers and a circular test area for precise skin analysis. . In a demo creation process. A hand holds an open white box containing a syringe and brown-capped containers, with a card labeled USP Solutions Demo Creation Experts and a 3D Skin Mapping Tool inside the lid. . In a demo creation process.

3D Skin Texture Mapping – Real Skin Mapping

How to make skin texture visible in real time

Consumers hear about pores, fine lines, and texture, but rarely get to see what their skin actually looks like up close. Giving them visible proof during a demo or consultation can turn interest into confidence and build strong brand credibility.

USP Solutions’ 3D Skin Texture Mapping Tool makes this possible by creating a replica of the skin within seconds. It reveals even the finest details such as pores, wrinkles, and roughness, offering a powerful foundation for product storytelling.

How does it work?

A two-part applicator is applied to a selected facial area. After one to two minutes, the applicator is removed and reveals a highly detailed 3D imprint of the skin surface.

This physical imprint helps consumers better understand their skin condition and see how a product performs before and after use. It is ideal for in-store consultations, livestream tutorials, expert panels, or clinical testing environments.

Date:

15/07/2025

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