SkinShift uses SkinDNA™ Technology to help you prevent imperfections in your skin before they occur, and recommend a specific skin care product, tailored to your skin’s needs.
For those of us who’ve suffered from skin issues, whether it be acne, rosacea, eczema or dark spots, there is a never-ending search for the perfect skin care regimen. Don’t you wish there was someone that could tell you exactly what products are best for your skin type, so you could stop wasting money on things that don’t work? Well, your wish might be granted sooner than you think.
SkinShift ®, by Dr. Ruthie Harper, MD, wants to be the CSI of skin care. The product is an at-home DNA test [that uses SkinDNA ™ Technology], is able to determine specific factors of your DNA that affect your skin, allowing you to be knowledgeable about which ingredients to look for when purchasing your daily skincare products. To use the system, you swab the inside of your cheek and send it to the lab to be analyzed. In return, you receive DNA test result that specifies what type of ingredients and products you should increase or cut back on.
The results of the test are based on science, not guesswork, so you get information personalized for you.
Although the results only include a list of their own products, Skinshift does tell you exactly what ingredients are included and why, so you’re able to shop on your own with better insight into what you should be looking for.
Could your DNA be the secret to maintaining gorgeous glowy skin? Dr. Ruthie Harper says yes. You focus on the DNA to help people make not only better food choices…but the products as well. Have a look into ‘SkinShift’ to treat:
Dr Ruthie Harper has been nationally recognized for her contribution to the science of health and beauty by award winning international television shows like “The Doctors”.
Dr. Harper is featured with her latest breakthrough in personalized skincare based on your DNA. Today, thousands of patients have experienced the transformative benefits of the SKINSHIFT skin care program.