Skinity

AI skin analysis and personalized routines built around your own products.

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What is Skinity?

Skinity analyzes a selfie for visible skin concerns, checks the products already on your shelf for fit and ingredient conflicts, and builds a personalized AM/PM routine around what you own, with missing steps flagged.

Skinity is a web-based skincare assistant that reads your skin from a selfie and then works with the products you already own. A scan runs in under five seconds and returns a skin type plus a list of visible concerns, each with a severity level, a confidence figure and the facial zones where it was observed. The analysis covers cosmetic signals such as dehydration, congested pores, uneven tone, fine lines and oiliness. It does not diagnose medical conditions, and the company states plainly that no accuracy rate has been published. The part that separates Skinity from a standard face-scan app is My Shelf. You photograph or scan each product you own, one at a time, and the tool identifies the product and its ingredients, then rates how well it fits your current skin needs. From there, ingredient conflict detection flags pairings that work against each other, with retinol and AHA on the same night given as the flagship example. The output is a morning and evening routine that keeps most of your existing shelf in place and marks the missing steps, such as a sunscreen or a retinoid, rather than rebuilding your routine from scratch. Routines follow a K-beauty structure and recommendations lean on products sourced from Olive Young, with a discount code offered to Pro subscribers. Progress tracking compares scans side by side, and a skin diary logs sleep, stress and diet so you can look for patterns behind the scores. Pro users can export a three page PDF report. Photos are encrypted and accessed through signed links that expire after fifteen minutes, and the whole account can be deleted from settings. The tool suits people with a shelf full of half used products who want to know what to layer and when, and anyone curious about K-beauty who wants a starting order of use. It is less useful for clinical skin concerns, and because it is tuned to K-beauty retail, shoppers outside that market may find the product suggestions harder to act on.

How do you use Skinity?

  1. 1Take your first scan
    Open the scan page and use the in-app camera guide to center your face. Natural light, a distance of 12 to 18 inches and no makeup give the cleanest read; the tool checks framing and lighting before it analyzes.
  2. 2Read the skin report
    Review your skin type and the top concerns, each with a severity level, a confidence figure and the zones where it was seen. Treat the scores as directional and retake the photo if the image was unclear.
  3. 3Add products to My Shelf
    Photograph each product you already own, one at a time, so Skinity can identify it and read its ingredients. Products are added individually to keep results accurate.
  4. 4Check compatibility and conflicts
    Each shelf item gets a fit rating against your current skin needs, and the conflict checker flags ingredient pairings that should not be layered on the same night.
  5. 5Build the AM and PM routine
    Generate the routine to see the order of use, morning and evening, built mostly from your shelf. Missing steps such as sunscreen or a retinoid are marked so you only shop for the gaps.
  6. 6Track progress over time
    Compare scans side by side and log sleep, stress and diet in the skin diary. On Pro, download a three page PDF report from any scan in your history.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Works from your existing products instead of pushing a full replacement haulAI
  • Ingredient conflict detection catches pairings like retinol and AHA on the same nightAI
  • Scan report shows severity, confidence and the facial zones behind each concernAI
  • Failed scans are not charged, and only a completed analysis uses a creditAI
  • Skin diary and side-by-side scan comparison support tracking over weeksAI

Cons

  • The company publishes no measured accuracy rate, so scores are guidance rather than calibrated resultsAI
  • Pro includes 10 analyses per billing period, which runs out quickly for frequent scannersAI
  • Product recommendations are tied to Olive Young, which limits usefulness outside that retail marketAI
  • AI shelf features (product scans, shelf analysis) require Pro, so the free plan barely touches the core ideaAI

How much does Skinity cost?

Free trial

The Free plan includes one trial scan that runs the full analysis, with no credit card required to start.

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Pricing

Free covers one trial scan and up to 3 products in My Shelf. Pro is $9.99 per month and adds full analysis, advanced product compatibility, AM/PM routines, smart recommendations, scan history, My Shelf with AI product detection, watermark-free PDF reports and priority support, with 10 analyses per billing period. No credit card is required to start.

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Support

Support runs through a contact email listed in the FAQ, and Pro subscribers receive priority support. Users can rate the app and leave feedback from their profile page.

Integrations

Product recommendations are sourced from Olive Young, and the Pro plan includes the SKINITY37 discount code for that retailer. No other integrations are listed on the homepage.

Features

AI skin scan for visible concerns such as acne, hyperpigmentation, fine lines and pores; My Shelf product intelligence with fit ratings; ingredient conflict detection; personalized AM/PM K-beauty routines; progress tracking with side-by-side comparisons; skin diary for sleep, stress and diet; curated Olive Young picks with a discount code; wishlist and price drop alerts; PDF reports on Pro.

Frequently asked questions about Skinity

  • How much does Skinity cost?
    Free covers one trial scan and up to 3 products in My Shelf. Pro is $9.99 per month and adds full analysis, advanced product compatibility, AM/PM routines, smart recommendations, scan history, My Shelf with AI product detection, watermark-free PDF reports and priority support, with 10 analyses per billing period. No credit card is required to start.
  • Does Skinity offer a free trial?
    The Free plan includes one trial scan that runs the full analysis, with no credit card required to start.
  • How do you use Skinity?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Take your first scan 2. Read the skin report 3. Add products to My Shelf 4. Check compatibility and conflicts 5. Build the AM and PM routine 6. Track progress over time.
  • What platforms does Skinity support?
    Skinity is available on Web App.
  • What does Skinity integrate with?
    Product recommendations are sourced from Olive Young, and the Pro plan includes the SKINITY37 discount code for that retailer. No other integrations are listed on the homepage.
  • What are the limitations of Skinity?
    The company publishes no measured accuracy rate, so scores are guidance rather than calibrated results. Pro includes 10 analyses per billing period, which runs out quickly for frequent scanners. Product recommendations are tied to Olive Young, which limits usefulness outside that retail market.

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Added10/21/2026

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