YOUR PERSONAL SKIN JOURNEY
A little insight, a little progress.
Me's skin, one check-in at a time.
OVERALL SKIN SCORE
Balanced
Illustrative sample
THE DETAILS
Your skin, concern by concern.
How clear the skin looks, with fewer visible blemishes.
Small step: Keep pillowcases clean and try not to touch your face during the day.
How balanced shine looks across the face.
Small step: Blot gently instead of over-washing — cleansing twice a day is enough.
How refined visible pores appear.
Small step: Use lukewarm water and a gentle cleanser, morning and night.
How smooth the skin surface appears.
Small step: Moisturise while the skin is still slightly damp after washing.
How few visible fine lines are detected.
Small step: Apply sunscreen every morning, even on cloudy days.
How firm and lifted the skin appears.
Small step: Keep a regular sleep schedule and drink enough water.
How even skin tone and spots look.
Small step: Daily SPF helps keep tone looking even over time.
How calm the skin looks, with less visible redness.
Small step: Avoid very hot water and heavily fragranced products on flushed areas.
How bright the under-eye area appears.
Small step: A regular bedtime and enough water can help the under-eye area.
How hydrated the skin appears.
Small step: Drink water through the day and moisturise morning and night.
How luminous the complexion appears.
Small step: Gentle exfoliation once a week can help skin look brighter.
Understand your latest scan
Uses your latest check-in scores and your age to explain what they suggest and what to try next. Cosmetic guidance only, not a diagnosis.
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A little care, tailored to you.
Caffeine eye gel and rest
Cool caffeine gels and steady sleep can help the under-eye look brighter.
Daily SPF 30 or higher
The single most useful habit for a more even-looking tone. Reapply outdoors.
Morning vitamin C serum
Often used for a brighter, more even look. Store away from light.
Weekly clay mask
Many people use a clay mask once a week to reduce the look of shine.
Prevention and hydration
- Keep SPF daily and add an antioxidant like vitamin C in the morning.
- A low-strength retinol at night is a common starting point (not in pregnancy).
- Hydration helps skin look smoother and brighter.
Ingredients often chosen at this age: vitamin C, retinol, hyaluronic acid, broad-spectrum SPF.
General cosmetic guidance, not a prescription. Ask a professional about pregnancy, allergies or persistent concerns.
Your recent moments.
30 October
Consistent with my morning routine this week.
23 October
Added a gentle moisturiser.
16 October
First week of tracking.
A little focus on dark circles
Keep your lighting and camera angle similar next week for a more consistent comparison.