Skin Bliss: Skincare Routines

хорошее приложение. помогло подобрать уход за кожей и определить тип, но не хватает русского языка в приложении

Love this app! But the only thing that bothers me a bit Is that I have some products I want to add but I doesn’t have a barcode on the product only on the box and I have trashed the box? So it would be nice if there was any way you could add a product without barecode😊

Since using the app, I learned so much about my skin type.

In my opinion the claimed scientific basis is seemingly forgotten, as most tips seen in the app refer to pop sci and potentially allergenic substances such as orange essential oil (more than 90% limonene) is not flagged as an allergen. There is also a fundamental misunderstanding of how cosmetic ingredient lists work, which makes it impossible to derive anything truly useful from the app. To the response of it being based on SCCS opinions, while that is a positive aspect, it does note take into account the constituents of complex mixtures such as extracts which may contain one or more allergens.

Love this app, makes researching skin care a lot easier.

I didn’t want to pay so I wasn’t able to get most of the things on this app. It was really difficult because I wanted to scan my face, but you’re not able to scan your face if you don’t pay for the app. Which really disappointed me because I really want to scan my face and see what product would work better on it. But I wasn’t able to do that and now I’m really sad about it. If you are willing to pay then this is an app for you. But if you don’t want to pay then, please don’t get this app. Because there are so many restrictions on what you can’t do. you only get to scam five products if you don’t pay. i’m surprised they’re not charging me to add this review.🙄🙄🙄 so only get this app if you are willing to pay an outrageous amount of money. please don’t even try. It’s not gonna work. And this is coming from a 13-year-old who really enjoys skincare and I am not able to do any of it. But if you want to pay the money, then it is a great app if you would like to pay the money, the outrageous amount of money for it.

Let’s start, I said I didn’t have black heads, I struggled with acne, and I had good skin elasticity. But when it gave me the results it said the exact opposite! I also said I was oily in the T zone, which was the only thing they got correct. Being oily means my moisturizer can’t have any overly moisturizing ingredients. Let alone retinol!! And I bet you didn’t guess what it recommended for me, RETINOL AND PRODUCTS FOR DRY SKIN!! Anyone who said this app was even the tiniest amount of decent, clearly had a better experience than I did. And yes, this is a very upset review!! 1/5 would not recommend!! (My emojis aren’t working) *mad face*

Was looking for a nice FREE app that could help me search for good products and fix up my skin care routine. From the advertisements this seems like a great app that can do all that and more. Only to find out you have to pay a membership to use most (if not all services). Before I could even created my profile it was bombarding me to pay a membership fee, it was hard to get through the initial profile making because of how confusing it was to decline. The app won’t take your picture to analyze your skin because that’s a “premium” service. You can’t have more than 10 listed products in your skin routine, they won’t compare your products to other products, and they won’t tell you how you can use your products in a routine and in which order. And anytime you click on something you don’t know if you have access to, another membership advertisement pops up. It pops up ALL THE TIME! Do you want to continue to use this app for free? The only thing you can do is take a basic skin test quiz (which you can find anywhere on the Internet) and input 10 skincare products to see what their AI thinks is compatible with your skin type. And that sounds really cool until you realize that their skin test questions are really basic and not very in-depth, so what the AI thanks is compatible with your skin may not actually be reflective of how good (or bad) that product is for you. It’s all really frustrating. I’d rather that they made you pay for the app, instead of constantly bombard you when you’re trying to explore the app that you can barely use anyway.

This app has

Overall, I like this app. The product database and details are far superior to any other skincare app I’ve tried. That said, the app is imperfect. 1. There’s no feature to track your daily skincare routine and habits. This is a feature pretty much every other skincare app has. This is an essential feature IMO, and it’s pretty disappointing that it’s missing here. A habit tracker would allow you to see the effects of the app’s recommendations in real time. 2. If you don’t pay for the app, you will get incessant pop-ups and notifications prompting you to subscribe. If you’re a free user, the app is basically unusable because of this. 3. The database, while superior to other apps, has some issues with duplicated entries and incorrect ingredient lists. You also cannot add products without a barcode. It would be useful if you could pull item data from listings on Sephora or other trusted sites. 4. The in-app reviews consist only of ratings on pre-set categories. I would love to see actual comments from users to get more detailed information on products.