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DNA Skin Health Test

Understand the unique needs of your skin with the DNA Skin Health test. Take control of your skin care and achieve your best complexion yet.

Learn how your genetics influence skin aging, elasticity, hydration, and more.
Get tailored recommendations for skincare routines, nutrients, and protection.

$249.00

Healthy skin

Skin health refers to the overall well-being and appearance of the skin. A healthy skin is characterized by a smooth, even tone, an adequate level of moisture, and a strong barrier function that helps to protect against environmental damage and infection. Good skin health also includes a balanced production of oil and a proper functioning of the skin’s immune system. Skin health is an important aspect of overall health and well-being.

This DNA test provide personalized insights into your unique skin health by analyzing your DNA. The test is designed to identify genetic variations that may affect your skin’s natural tendencies and predisposition to certain skin conditions.

Healthy skin

What is included

This DNA test provides detailed insight:

Your risk of common skin conditions like acne, eczema, and rosacea
Your sensitivity to UV radiation and risk of sun damage
Your ability to replace collagen and the elasticity of your skin
Your risk of developing wrinkles
Your probability of getting freckles and age spots

Genetic variants included in this test

Wrinkles – MMP1, MMP3
Age spots – IRF4, MC1R, RALY
Oxidation protection – GPX1, NQO1
Eczema – FLG
Rosacea – HLA
Psoriasis – IL23R, HLA-C, MHTFR, TNIP1, IL12B, IL13, LCE3D
Cellulite – ACE, HIF1A
Stretch marks – ELN
Varicose veins – MTHFR
Tanning response – TYR, ASIP, IRF4

How to improve the health of your skin

Proper cleansing: Regular cleaning can help remove dirt, oil, and makeup, which can clog pores and lead to acne
Hydration: Drink plenty of water and use a moisturizer to help keep your skin hydrated and maintain its natural barrier function
Sun protection: Wearing sunscreen with at least SPF 30 and avoiding prolonged sun exposure can help protect the skin from sun damage
Stress management: Stress can cause inflammation and can lead to skin problems. Practicing stress management techniques such as yoga, meditation, or deep breathing can help reduce stress and improve skin health
Sleep: Getting enough sleep can help the skin repair itself