Understand what your skin is signalling before you buy another product.
Digital Skin Twin
Meet Your Digital Skin Twin
Your skin changes. Your skincare should too. Discover a smarter approach to skincare through AI-powered skin analysis, personalised recommendations and ongoing progress tracking — then turn that into a report for recommendations and, when you want, a dermatologist.
What we take into the report
Analysis is intake with intent. Face signals, habits, and lifestyle land in one place — so the next step is clearer whether you shop, consult, or both. Live today: guided skin analysis and recommendations. Deeper weekly tracking continues to expand.
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Face & visible signals We capture what shows on your skin — congestion, marks, texture, dryness, reactivity — so the report starts from evidence, not guesswork.
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Habits & routine history What you cleanse with, what you skip, what already failed. The report notes patterns so a dermatologist does not start from zero.
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Lifestyle & climate context Sleep, stress, sun time, water, and where you live. These pressures change what “gentle” and “enough” mean for your skin.
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A report you can share One clear summary for product recommendations — and a structured brief you can pass to a Project Skin dermatologist.
The deliverable
One report. Three uses.
Read it yourself for literacy. Use it to guide a four-step sequence. Share it with a dermatologist so the conversation starts with your real context — not a cold open.
Where the report goes next
Same brief. Different decisions — personal, product, or clinical.
Match cleanse, treat, moisturise, protect to the mechanisms in your report.
Bring a written brief into consultation — history, habits, and priorities already captured.
Use the same report to track what changed after you adjust the routine.
Before you begin
Short answers about scope, privacy of purpose, and what the report is for.
What do you capture in the analysis?
Visible facial signals, your current habits and products, lifestyle factors, and climate context — enough to build a structured skin brief, not a vague quiz score.
Is this a medical diagnosis?
No. It is a literacy and intake report that organises what you see and how you live. Clinical decisions stay with a qualified dermatologist.
Can I share the report in a consultation?
Yes. That is one of its jobs — so your appointment starts with context, not a blank form.
Will this recommend products?
The report points to mechanisms and a clearer sequence. Product suggestions follow from that — not from trend lists.
Ready for a clearer brief?
Start the analysis, then decide whether you need products, a routine finder, or a dermatologist conversation.
