Long Island lab and breast cancer survivor launch clinically backed breast-focused skincare line

And it measures skin hydration. So the higher the number, the more moisturized you are. This is Innovia Research Lab. We're doing efficacy testing, performance testing, simple terms. We're seeing if the product really works. One of their clients is Carly Guerra. She worked in the beauty industry for years before getting some sobering news. I was, you know, very shocked to get my diagnosis. Carly was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2022. After my diagnosis, I said, you know, I really need to start using products that are scientifically backed, clinically formulated for the area. And I went online to find something, and to my surprise, nothing had existed. So she teamed up with Rose Sparacio and made it her mission to bring clinically backed breast-focused skin care and makeup to women. The skin on the breast region is very, very different. All skin is not created equal, and that's the reason why you need this unique product. She says thick products can be harmful for the thinner skin near the breasts. So they started making products that use natural ingredients and can double as a way to give consistent self-examinations. After years of testing, their products are on the market. We're always thinking about them in a very medical way or a maternal way. And I wanted to bring joy to that as well and really kind of celebrate the area and celebrate what it means to be a woman. In Commack, Suffolk County, Jenna Rae Gardner, News 12. And Carly says $5 from each set purchase goes directly back to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.