
Oily
Shine all over, larger pores, makeup slides by midday.
Routine: Gel cleanser, niacinamide or BHA, oil-free gel.

Shine all over, larger pores, makeup slides by midday.
Routine: Gel cleanser, niacinamide or BHA, oil-free gel.

Tight after washing, flaky or rough patches.
Routine: Cream cleanser, hyaluronic or ceramide, rich cream.

Oily T-zone, normal or dry cheeks.
Routine: Gel cleanser, light serum, gel cream on cheeks.

Redness, stinging, reacts to new products.
Routine: Fragrance-free, centella, simple cream. Patch-test.

Even and comfortable most of the day.
Routine: Mild cleanser, hydrating toner, light moisturizer.
Skin close-ups are illustrations (AI-generated).

Example result from the app: skin type, glow score and four scores out of 100 (higher is better), plus the concerns it sees.



The app only scores a clear human face. See the Korean routine for each skin type.
A clear, front-facing photo in good daylight shows a lot: shine, visible pores, texture, redness and evenness of tone. It is a good starting point, not a medical diagnosis. If your skin has a condition such as eczema or acne that worries you, see a dermatologist.
Yes. In K-Beauty Care, your skin type and glow score are free. Take the photo without makeup, facing a window.
No. Fitzpatrick types I to VI describe how skin reacts to the sun (tanning and burning). This test is about oil, dryness and sensitivity, which decide your skincare routine.
Yes. Season, climate, hormones, age and the products you use can shift it, for example drier in winter and oilier in summer. Re-check when the weather changes or your skin starts to feel different.