If you’re tired of scrolling through endless forums to find the right products, the new AI skin analysis tool can cut the clutter.
You simply upload a selfie, answer a few questions about your skin type and concerns, and the AI processes the data in less than a minute.
It then recommends a Niacinamide serum—say, The Ordinary Niacinamide 10%—to calm redness and tighten pores, paired with Dr. Jart+ Cicapair Tiger Grass Cream for soothing, and a broad‑spectrum sunscreen like La Roche‑Posay Anthelios SPF 50.
The beauty of the assistant is that it knows the price points—The Ordinary is ₹1,200, Dr. Jart+ is ₹4,500, and Anthelios is ₹3,200—so you can stay within a ₹9,000 budget.
However, the AI isn’t perfect; it can miss allergies, or miss out on newer ingredients like bakuchiol that may suit you better. Always double‑check the ingredient list and patch‑test before full use.
To get started, download the SkinAI app from the Play Store or App Store, take the free skin scan, and let the AI hand you a 30‑day routine that you can tweak as you go.