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L’Oréal Patents Method To Make Personalized Skin Care Compositions

Gloria Lu, Donna McCann and Patricia Brieva are credited with the work in US Patent11,944,702 B2.

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By: Christine Esposito

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US 11,944,702 B2 (Gloria Lu, Donna McCann, Patricia Brieva); L’Oréal, Paris, patented a method for forming a skin care composition for individual consumers that is dispensed locally.

The method comprises receiving skin information and consumer preference information corresponding to an individual consumer; generating a skin condition attributed to the individual consumer corresponding to the skin information; providing a base composition comprising an aqueous alcohol composition or an aqueous emulsion; and providing at least two booster compositions selected from a booster panel. The panel consists of first grade exfoliating agent; a second grade exfoliating agent that provides greater exfoliating than the first grade exfoliating agent; a first grade whitening agent; a second grade whitening agent that offers greater whitening than the first grade whitening agent; a first grade anti-aging agent; and a second grade anti-aging agent that has greater anti-aging effects than the first grade anti-aging agent. 

Then, the two booster compositions and the base composition are mixed together to form a composition that is customized and dispensed locally to cosmetically treat the skin condition of that individual consumer. 

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