Color analysis
Expertise | Physicochemical |
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Description
Objective of the analysis
Color analysis aims to objectively quantify the visual properties of a sample by measuring its colorimetric parameters in standard spaces such as CIELab, RGB, or XYZ . This characterization is essential to ensure the visual consistency of a finished product, meet technical specifications, or identify qualitative deviations related to production, storage, or formulation.
In particular, it allows:
- Measure the shade (L*, a*, b*) of a product
- Quantify colorimetric variations (ΔE) compared to a reference sample
- Validate visual compliance with specifications
- Monitor color changes over time or after treatment
Methods used
- Colorimetry on a portable colorimeter or in a standardized cabin
- UV-Vis spectrophotometry with reflectance or transmission measurement
- Analysis under standardized light conditions (D65, A, TL84, etc.), with white or black background
Affected matrices
- Cosmetics: foundations, lipsticks, masks, powders
- Foods: fruit juices, purees, extracts, functional powders
- Materials: plastics, papers, polymers, textiles, inks
- Industrial or environmental products: effluents, sludge, coatings, packaging
Industrial applications
- Quality control and validation of production batches
- Comparison of colored or natural formulations
- Aging studies, stability to light or temperature
- Verification of packaging or product appearance standards
- Analysis of visual alterations or contaminations
Why choose YesWeLab?
YesWeLab connects you with accredited or certified laboratories (ISO 17025, COFRAC) specializing in colorimetric and spectral analysis. Our platform allows you to centralize your analytical needs, define the colorimetric tolerances to be respected, and benefit from technical advice to choose the right parameters (background, light, measurement mode).
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