Skin color meter with advanced technology
SkinColorCatch
The SkinColorCatch is a precise skin colorimeter that measures skin color, melanin, and erythema quickly and reliably in one compact device.
SkinColorCatch – Skin color measurement for melanin, erythema and skin color
SkinColorCatch is an easy-to-use skin color meter. Erythema and melanin indices are indicators quantifying skin erythema and pigmentation. With traditional colorimeters, erythema measurement is often affected by melanin and vice versa. This has been solved in the fully portable and pocket sized SkinColorCatch, which measures erythema and melanin indices insensitive to each other. In addition to this, SkinColorCatch measures L*a*b* values and many other parameters with the same push of a button. Skin color measurements have never been easier.
Benefits
- All-in-one colorimeter
- Melanin and erythema indices insensitive to each other
- Calculates ITA degree automatically
- Shows also L*a*b*, chroma, hue and RGB
- Direct skin contact
- Calibration check tool included
- Portable and battery operated
- Both in-vivo and in-vitro measurements
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FAQs
FAQs
SkinColorCatch is a professional use skin colorimeter that measures overall skin color as well as melanin (MI) and erythema (EI) independently. It also provides L*a*b*, hue, chroma, and ITA° values for detailed analysis of skin color.
If you're looking to measure skin gloss as well, see SkinGlossMeter.
SkinColorCatch outputs elanin and erythema indices independently, unlike generic skin color meters or skin tone meters. It is also extremely practical and easy-to-use, and includes ITA° and L*a*b* parameters, making it suitable for advanced skin research and clinical-trial applications.
SkinColorCatch is applied in cosmetic product testing, dermatology, clinical studies, and phototype analysis. It is used to monitor pigmentation changes, erythema reactions, and to evaluate treatment outcomes such as laser, peel, or skincare product effectiveness.
If you're working on measuring skin phototype, see SkinPhotoTyper.
Measuring with a melanin meter and erythema meter in one device helps distinguish between pigmentation and redness. This is essential in dermatology, aesthetic medicine, and cosmetics when evaluating skin conditions or treatment results.
Yes. SkinColorCatch is widely used as a skin color measurement device in dermatology clinics, cosmetic R&D, and academic research. Its portability and calibration check ensure accurate results in both laboratory and in-vivo settings.
