http://graphics.ucsd.edu/papers/layered/
There are some values we can use I think.... seeing the different SSS layers , help understand how to do this in Indigo
there are RGB absorbtion and scattering values given in the PDF for epidermis, dermis, and the bloody dermis, the "g" value for Henyey Greenstein phase function, and layer thickness, but what's the "n" value for?
edit - "n" is the IOR
so it is time to test this one day, my old lightwave female head should do the trick
This face model was rendered using a layered skin model described in this paper. The skin is composed of three layers: epidermis, dermis, and the bloody dermis. The scattering parameters for the individual layers are from measured data available in the medical physics literature. Note that the multilayered model gives the skin a less waxy look compared to the standard BSSRDF (dipole diffusion) based skin rendering shown below