The Skin Analysis · Free · Read by AI

See your skin as we see it.

Sixteen questions, then one photograph. What comes back is a written assessment of how your skin presents today — read across eight markers, with what appears to be driving them and the formulations that follow.

About four minutes · sent to your inbox
No account, nothing to pay

Close beauty portrait of a young South Asian woman with hair slicked into a low ponytail, bare shoulders, against a pale green backdrop

01 What Happens

10questions

You describe it

Skin type, climate, sleep, the routine you actually keep and what you have tried before — and, at the end, an email address to send the reading to. Nothing else.

1photograph

The skin shows it

Daylight, no make-up, straight to the camera. The questions say how your skin behaves; the photograph shows how it presents.

8markers

We write it out

Texture, tone, hydration, pores, pigmentation, lines, elasticity and sun exposure — each written out, then the protocol that follows.

Your Photograph

What becomes of the picture.

It is read by a machine, not a person. The assessment is written by a large language model — currently OpenAI's GPT-4o — working from your photograph and your ten answers. No member of this house sees your picture.
It is sent over an encrypted connection to the service that reads it.
It is read once, for this assessment, and is not stored afterwards.
It is never attached to your email address. The analyser asks for no account and no payment — only somewhere to send the reading, so that you keep it.
It is read by the analysis service this house contracts, under an agreement that it is not retained and not used for training. Beyond that it is shared with nobody, never published, and never used for advertising.

The assessment describes the appearance of your skin and suggests a routine. It is not a medical diagnosis and it does not replace advice from a healthcare professional. If something on your skin concerns you medically, please see a doctor.

The Photograph

One clear photograph.

This is the half of the assessment you cannot answer in words. Add your photograph below — four things separate a useful reading from a guess, and they are worth the thirty seconds.

Daylight, not lamplight

Stand facing a window in the middle of the day. Overhead bulbs carve shadow into every line and read as texture that is not there.

A bare face

No make-up, no filter, no smoothing. Foundation is designed to hide precisely what the assessment is trying to see.

Camera at eye level

Straight to the lens, whole face in frame, hair back. Held high or low, the jaw and brow both distort.

A resting face

Relaxed, not smiling. Expression lines are the point of the exercise, and a smile hides half of them.

No flash, no filters, no sunglasses, no heavy shadow across one side of the face. If you are unsure, take two and send the plainer one.

Choose a photograph, or drag one here JPG, PNG or HEIC — resized in your browser before it is sent

Where shall we send it?

Your assessment is written out in full and sent to you — it does not appear on this page. The email carries a private link to open it again and save it as a PDF.

Send me the journal too — one piece a week, and nothing else. You can stop it in one click from any of them. Tell me when the formulations are ready to buy — one message, when there is something to say.

Your photograph is read once for this assessment and is not stored. It is never attached to your email address, and it is not sent to you or to anyone else. We write rarely, and only about the protocol — privacy policy.

See your skin as we see it.

You describe it

The skin shows it

We write it out

What becomes of the picture.

One clear photograph.

Daylight, not lamplight

A bare face

Camera at eye level

A resting face

Your skin is being read.

It is on its way.

Your written assessment.

Keep a copy.

We could not read your skin just now.