Dark circle analysis
Dark circle analysis in LUMINA SKIN lets you compare under-eye tone and puffiness over time. It measures under-eye tone and puffiness, and works best as a weekly habit rather than a one-off.
What dark circle analysis measures
The scan focuses on under-eye tone and puffiness. Use it to compare under-eye tone and puffiness over time.
Some circles are pigment, others are shadow from hollows. If the scan shows the darkness reduces when you tilt your head up, structure is a big part and creams will only soften the look.
Your first scan, step by step
Follow the same six steps every time and your results become comparable.
How to read the result
Separate pigment-type darkness from shadow-type. Look at direction over several weeks rather than one number.
A common misreading: expecting an eye cream to remove shadow caused by anatomy.
Pair it with other LUMINA tools
Dark circle analysis works best alongside one or two complementary checks rather than all of them at once.
If a scan looks off
A strange number usually has a boring cause. Check the basics first, then retake once.
What to expect from dark circle analysis over a month
Give dark circle analysis a month of steady use. Early scans calibrate your setup; later scans show whether under-eye tone and puffiness are actually moving.
Frequently asked questions
What does dark circle analysis measure?
Under-eye tone and puffiness.
How often should I use dark circle analysis?
Weekly.
How do I avoid bad scans?
Scan after waking and again late-day to compare; avoid scanning with tilted head.
Who is dark circle analysis best for?
Eye-care routine tracking. Structure-based shadows cannot be changed by skincare.
Why do my dark circle analysis results differ from day to day?
Lighting, angle, hydration and time of day all shift the result. Scanning with tilted head is the usual cause, so keep the setup the same and judge the trend.
Can dark circle analysis diagnose a skin condition?
No. It gives cosmetic feedback only. Structure-based shadows cannot be changed by skincare. See a qualified professional for pain, bleeding, rapidly changing spots or anything that worries you.