Johnson’s launches online skin analyser

Published: 25-Sep-2012
Skin Care

Developed with dermatologist Dr Sam Bunting


Beauty company Johnson’s has developed an online skin analyser tool which helps customers determine their individual skin type. Working in conjunction with dermatologist, Dr Sam Bunting, the company has created the product to aid customers in choosing the right type of product for their exact skin type.

The skin analyser uses eight carefully crafted questions to determine the user’s individual skin type along with giving tailored advice on how to care for your skin. The company then says that there is a product in the Johnson’s range to suit every type of skin type recognised.

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