Three habits, one app
Skin health, in the everyday sense, comes down to a few repeatable habits. SkinCare AI is organised around them. See your skin clearly: one selfie gives hydration, oil and redness readings with a short label and next step. Know what is on your shelf: scan product packaging to capture ingredients. Make care a habit: morning and evening checklists with reminders you set.
Guidance you can check
Every health statement in the app is backed by public health and dermatology sources — MedlinePlus/NIH, NIAMS, NHS, WHO, FDA and the American Academy of Dermatology — and they are listed with links in Settings → Sources & references and under each scan result. If the app suggests humectants for thirsty-looking cheeks, you can read where that comes from.
- Face scan: water, oil, redness, condition label and notes
- Shelf: ingredients from packaging, period-after-opening days
- Routine: AM/PM checklists, reminders, done count and day streak
- Progress: readings compared across scans
- Sources & references for every piece of guidance
Where the line is
Every reading is general skincare wellness guidance, not a medical diagnosis. SkinCare AI does not identify, treat or prevent any condition; if something on your skin worries you, see a dermatologist.
The app is not a medical device. It is not for children under 13. And it never asks you to skip professional care: if a reading or a change worries you, the right next step is a dermatologist, not another scan.
Privacy as part of skin health
A skin health app handles photos of your face, so privacy is part of the product. No faceprints or biometric templates are created. Photos are encrypted in storage in the EU, used once to produce the readings, never used for advertising or model training, and deletable in one tap from Settings. Deleting your account removes everything within 30 days, including backups.
Frequently asked questions
Is SkinCare AI a medical app?
No. It provides general skincare wellness guidance and habit support. It does not diagnose, treat or prevent any condition. For medical concerns, see a qualified professional.
Who is it for?
Adults who want a calmer, more consistent skincare routine and a simple way to see how their skin looks over time. It is not directed to children under 13.
What does it cost?
AI scans require a subscription: Weekly $4.99 (7 scans), Monthly $9.99 (30) or Monthly Pro $29.99 (100). Routines, reminders and the shelf are included.
Where can I read the sources behind the tips?
In the app under Settings → Sources & references, and under each scan result.
SkinCare AI provides general skincare wellness guidance only. Skin scan results are not a medical diagnosis and the app does not treat or prevent any condition. If you have a skin concern, consult a dermatologist or another qualified professional.