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Every skincare product makes a promise
From the App Store SourceIs it right for your skin? Photograph any skincare product and Skinventry reads every ingredient against your skin type, what you're working on and the actives already in your routine. Then map your face: one photo, read zone by zone, every spot marked with its sources. Your first two searches and your first face map are free. IS IT RIGHT FOR YOUR SKIN? Point your camera at a bottle or its ingredient list and see: • What in it is made for what you're working on: dryness, breakouts, dark spots, fine lines, redness or pores • What your skin type tends to react to, like fragrance on sensitive skin • The allergens and ingredients you asked it to flag Every line names the ingredient and links to its source: the American Academy of Dermatology, the FDA, DermNet or the research itself. No scores, no ads, and no brand pays to change what you see. CATCH CLASHES WITH YOUR ROUTINE Tell Skinventry the actives you already use: tretinoin, retinol, benzoyl peroxide, exfoliating acids, vitamin C. Every product you check is read against them, so an acid serum on top of your retinoid gets flagged before it goes on your face, with the dermatology source. YOUR FACE, READ ZONE BY ZONE Take one photo of your face. Your iPhone finds your forehead, nose, under each eye, each cheek, around the mouth and chin, and your jaw, and Skin AI reads each zone up close. Every finding is marked on your photo: closed bumps, blackheads, breakouts, dark marks, redness, dryness, texture and fine lines. Tap one to zoom in, read what dermatology sources say about it, and see what on your shelf is made for it. Map again each week and compare. KNOW WHAT TO SKIP Rosacea, sensitive and breakout prone skin each have usual suspects: fragrance, drying alcohol, rich butters, harsh scrubs. Skinventry points them out on the label. It never calls a product safe; it shows what is in it and why that matters for you. ASK SKIN AI ANYTHING Ask what to use tonight, why your forehead keeps breaking out, or whether two products work together. Skin AI knows your skin, your shelf, your routine and your face maps, and every answer shows numbered sources you can open, from dermatology bodies, drug labels and PubMed. YOUR SHELF, CHECKED TOGETHER Add what you own, or photograph your whole shelf at once. See what clashes, what you own twice and what's missing, like a sunscreen when your routine makes skin sun sensitive. TONIGHT'S ROUTINE, BUILT FOR YOU Your shelf laid out morning and night, in order, with retinoid and exfoliating nights kept apart. Or lay out your own. A 9 pm reminder, a streak and a weekly skin check in help you stay with it. FREE AND PRO Free: two product searches, your first face map and five Skin AI messages. Pro: 30 searches, 8 face maps and 100 Skin AI messages a month, the full shelf check, your routine and shelf photos. The yearly plan starts with a free week. Monthly and weekly plans are also available. Skinventry is made for adults. It is general information about ingredients and about what a photo shows, not medical advice or a diagnosis, and it doesn't read moles. For a skin condition, or a spot that's new, changing or bleeding, see a dermatologist. Payment is charged to your Apple ID at confirmation of purchase. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. A free trial becomes a paid subscription unless canceled before it ends. Manage or cancel anytime in your App Store account settings. Terms: https://www.skinventry.com/terms Privacy: https://www.skinventry.com/privacy Consumer health data: https://www.skinventry.com/privacy/consumer-health-data
The app itself is free to download, and it has 3 in-app purchase items.
The developer is Efuare Okougbo, and the app identifier is com.skinventry.app.
It was first released on 2026-10-29, according to our own database record.
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