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This flesh-like phone case is a creative reminder to protect yourself from the sun.
Researcher Marc Teyssier has partnered with Virgin Media O2 to create the Skincase — and it looks, feels, and burns just like human skin.
Teyessier was inspired to create the case after research revealed the staggering gaps between the number of times people check their phone during the hours with a high UV index and the number of sunscreen applications at the same frequency.
Thus, as the phone case starts to burn in real time, it serves as a reminder to slap on some sunscreen.
“My work often seeks to bridge the gap between our digital lives and our physical well-being. The Skincase is a prime example of how technology can be harnessed to promote health awareness and encourage positive behavioural change,” Teyssier said in a press release.
Marc Teyssier also added flexible filament to the fake skin, resulting in its pliable texture. Matt Alexander/PA Media Assignments
Creepy and lifelike as it may appear, Teyssier insists it’s synthetic.
The creative combined silicone with UV-reactive elements to replicate the all-too-familiar feeling. He also used 3D printing and hand-sculpting techniques, and individually carved wrinkles into the engineered epidermis.
Prolonged exposure to UV rays and repeated sun damage can lead to skin cancer. Matt Alexander/PA Media Assignments
“With mobiles being such an essential part of everyday life, especially on holiday according to our new research, we’ve created the Skincase to demonstrate in real time just how severe the effects of sunburn can be while also promoting sun safety among holidaymakers,” Chris Hindennach, Chief Commercial Officer at Virgin Media O2, said.
The Skincase was created in three different skin tones, and each reacts to UV rays by changing colors, just like the real thing.
