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Skin Read
  • Free
  • No sign-up
  • About 10 seconds
  • Photo never stored

Skin Read

Your skin type, what's visible, and a morning and evening routine, from one photo. Product types, never brands.

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Start your read

Takes about ten seconds

For a good read

  1. 1Face a window. Daylight, not a ring light or flash.
  2. 2Bare skin if you can. Makeup hides exactly what we're looking for.
  3. 3Hair back, glasses off. Straight on, filling most of the frame.

How it works

  • 1

    Take one photo

    Face a window, bare skin if you can. It's shrunk on your phone before it's sent.

  • 2

    We read the surface

    Hydration, shine, texture, redness and tone, from what the camera can see.

  • 3

    Get your routine

    Your skin type, a morning and evening routine by product type, and ingredients to look for.

What you get

  • Your skin type: dry, oily, combination or normal, in plain words
  • Five measures: hydration, oil, texture, redness and evenness of tone
  • A routine: three or four steps each for morning and evening, ending with sunscreen
  • Ingredients to look for: so you can shop at any price
EXAMPLE READNot a diagnosis

Combination skin

A little shine through the T-zone, cheeks on the drier side, and a calm, even tone.

Hydration
Moderate
Oil
Moderate
Texture
Low
Redness
Low
Uneven tone
Low

Morning

Gel cleanser · Light serum · Oil-free moisturizer · SPF 30+

Evening

Gel cleanser · Niacinamide serum · Richer cream on cheeks

Questions people ask

Is this AI skin analysis accurate?

It's a good starting point, not a lab test. One photo shows the surface: shine, dryness, texture, redness and evenness. Lighting, makeup and your camera all change the result, so take the photo in daylight with bare skin, and watch how your skin responds over a few weeks.

Is my photo stored?

No. It's shrunk on your device, sent once to our AI provider for the read, and discarded. It isn't saved by us and isn't used to train anything. Your results stay only in your browser tab.

Can it diagnose acne, rosacea or other conditions?

No. It's a cosmetic read and never names a medical condition. If something worries you, is painful, or changes quickly, see a dermatologist or doctor.

What skin types can it tell?

Dry, oily, combination and normal. If the photo is too dark, blurred or filtered to read well, it says so instead of guessing.

Does it recommend products?

It suggests product types and textures (a gel cleanser, a rich cream) and ingredients to look for, never brands, so you can shop at any price point.

Is it free?

Yes, free with no sign-up. You can do three reads a day.