You do not want a ten-step routine or a lecture about ceramides. You want to know what is going on with your face and what to buy. One selfie, and you’ll know where to start.
Analyze my skin, free
First analysis free. No account needed to read anything here.
The hard part of starting is not the products. It is not knowing what you are dealing with.
Front camera, decent light, no filter. It takes a minute.
Hydration, oil, pores, texture, pigmentation, sensitivity. Six readings, plain language.
Not a shopping list of twelve. What your skin asks for, in the order to use it.
Educational use only. Skinalyze AI helps you understand and track your skin. It does not provide medical diagnoses or replace professional dermatological advice. Always consult a qualified dermatologist for medical concerns.
Each one has a real explanation. Most have a fix that costs less than the products you were about to buy.
Oily and tight at the same time is a specific thing, and it has a specific fix.
Often three habits rather than the razor itself. All three are changeable.
Adult acne behaves differently, and the teenage advice can make it worse.
Strips take the top off and the pore refills, which is why they return.
Sometimes irritation, sometimes something else. Worth telling apart.
Dehydration and sun exposure are common causes, and both are cheap to address.
Three products, in order, and what each is for.
Razor burn, bumps and the sting, explained.
Why it is a different problem with the same name.
What actually changes it, and what does nothing.
That is exactly who it is for. You do not need to know your skin type, read ingredient lists or understand what a serum is. The analysis works out what your skin is doing and tells you what to use in plain language.
Three: a gentle cleanser, a moisturiser and a sunscreen. Anything beyond that should solve a problem you actually have, added one at a time.
The products are the same. What differs is the context: male skin is on average thicker and oilier, and daily shaving adds irritation that most advice ignores entirely.
Your first analysis is free. No account is needed to read anything on this site.
It takes a minute and it costs nothing to find out.