Would a stronger or different wavelength light work better on melanin-rich skin?
Has the industry done any research on how to make it work better?
Or is it like crash tests that don’t even bother having a dummy which represents a woman? “If I don’t have any data, I don’t need to spend money on improving my product”?
Would a stronger or different wavelength light work better on melanin-rich skin?
Has the industry done any research on how to make it work better?
Or is it like crash tests that don’t even bother having a dummy which represents a woman? “If I don’t have any data, I don’t need to spend money on improving my product”?
Not sure, not a physicist all we get told as students is that it might have a less reliable effect on darker skin tones.
Not sure.
They know it won’t work as well because we also happen to know.