Cosmetic skincare analysis

A skincare report with context.

One photograph, a short questionnaire, and a structured read of what your skin looks like today - then a routine, an ingredient brief and a product plan matched to your market and your budget. Not a chat. Not a quiz result.

Cosmetic only · no diagnosis · photographs deleted after analysis

01 · Scan, read, routine

Three steps, about four minutes. Nothing is asked twice and nothing is guessed at that can be measured.

  1. Step one

    Scan

    One front-facing photograph in daylight. Two profiles are optional and raise confidence on anything that sits at the edge of the face.

  2. Step two

    Read

    Surface clues are described in plain language, each with what the read rests on, what it is not, and how confident it is.

  3. Step three

    Routine

    A consistent AM and PM order, formula-first products available where you are, and a fortnight of instructions to follow.

Why it reads differently

We choose the formula. You choose the budget.

There is no country picker, currency picker or brand picker, because none of those are decisions you should have to make. Your market is detected, and the strongest routine available in it is selected across reputable formulas.

A product appears because its formula answers something we observed. Never because it is famous, and never because it is cheap.

Selection order

  1. 01
    Formula fit

    Does the active, at this strength, answer the visible concern?

  2. 02
    Skin fit

    Does it suit the read, including your sensitivity answers?

  3. 03
    Safety fit

    Can it be layered into a routine without needless conflict?

  4. 04
    Local availability

    Is it genuinely purchasable in your market?

  5. 05
    Budget fit

    Does the complete routine land within what you set?

Privacy

What happens to your photographs

Processed once and deleted. Nothing is stored, nothing is used to train a model, and no photograph is ever shown to anyone else.

A necessary caution

This is a cosmetic report

It describes how skin appears in a photograph. It does not diagnose, cannot see beneath the surface, and is not a substitute for a dermatologist.

Ready when you have a window of daylight.

Begin analysis