WAS and skin disorder: The WASP and the related method open many opportunities for clinicaluse for early detection of health conditions such as food allergiesand various common skin disorders, and nonclinical use such as sensiblesweat rate monitoring in sports, dehydration–rehydration measurementfor cosmetic industries, as well as research use, such as temporalsweat pattern changes and skin behavior under various conditions,to help gain better understanding of skin dynamics.