Substantiate “moisturizing,” “barrier-restoring,” and “24-hour hydration” claims with validated testing accepted by leading retailers and global regulators.
ALS specializes in clinical testing for high-impact categories like anti-aging and skin renewal, helping meet consumer expectations while reducing regulatory risk. We align study design to support market claims such as "reduces appearance of fine lines" or "improves skin texture," delivering ready-to-use reports for leading retailers (Sephora, Ulta, Amazon, QVC, HSN) and global regulators.
ALS’ Clinical workflows prioritize:
Whether you're finalizing a hero SKU or updating a core line, ALS helps ensure your claims are ready for market—without delay or ambiguity.
Process for hydration and skin barrier claims testing
Not legally in all markets—but most retailers expect substantiation for performance claims like “hydrates for 24 hours,” “restores skin barrier,” or “reduces dryness.” Testing is often required to avoid relabeling, launch delays, or compliance pushback.
ALS uses Corneometer® for hydration, Tewameter®/Vapometer® for TEWL, Skicon® for conductivity, and pH meters for compatibility. These non-invasive tools are widely accepted for claim substantiation in global markets.
Yes. Our protocols include timepoints at baseline, 2h, 4h, 8h, and 24h using Corneometer®—suitable for substantiating long-lasting hydration claims in both clinical and marketing contexts.
TEWL measurement using Tewameter® or Vapometer® provides quantifiable data on moisture loss, supported by clinical grading and pH data to confirm barrier function improvement.
Yes. ALS offers bundled studies with Cutometer®, PRIMOS, or confocal imaging to support claims around firmness, elasticity, or wrinkle reduction. Explore Anti-Aging Claims Testing →
Yes. Our documentation is aligned with EU Common Criteria (Reg. 655/2013), EU 1223/2009 (PIF), and U.S. MoCRA substantiation standards, and can be submitted to both regulatory bodies and retailer QA teams.