What should be concluded if someone scores 2 or less on a skin sensitivity test?

If someone scores 2 or less on a skin sensitivity test, it indicates that their skin has low sensitivity. A low score means that the individual did not react significantly to the substances tested, which typically suggests that their skin is not prone to irritation or adverse reactions from standard skincare products. Therefore, it is appropriate to conclude the testing process at this point since a low sensitivity score signifies the skin can tolerate further products without immediate concern.

Further testing is generally reserved for instances where there is a moderate to high sensitivity indicated, while an individual with a score of 2 or less can confidently proceed with a suitable skincare regimen without the need for additional testing. This conclusion allows the practitioner to move forward with developing a personalized treatment plan rather than lingering in a testing phase that might not yield beneficial insights.

Options that suggest needing further testing, avoiding all products, or indicating high sensitivity contradict the core understanding of what a low sensitivity score reveals about the skin's tolerance.