The New Tool for Perfect Skin
You’ve probably got an app or three that can broadcast a photo of your breakfast, and another few that can help you find a date (hey, no judgment here). But what about one that gives you better skin? Get ready for SkinBetter—it's right there in the name.
SkinBetter is a smart new tool that analyzes your skin, even giving you a close look at what’s looming under the surface. (And yes, that can be creepy, but in that I-need-to-know-more kind of way.) It offers product recommendations for you and only you—on the fly. Allure partnered with the geniuses at SkinBetter, so yeah, it’s safe to say we like it.
Here’s how it works: Take a selfie of your face, fill out a quick questionnaire, and SkinBetter's medical-imagery software identifies your wrinkles, dark spots, and dry areas—and even predicts future problems. Then, a fancy algorithm takes all that data and gives you a skin grade (we promise it’s not horrible; the doctors grade on a curve). From there, you get a shopping list of products that have been vetted by top dermatologists and plastic surgeons. No more wandering the beauty aisles asking, “Will this really work? Do I even want pumpkin extract on my face?"
SkinBetter is an amazing tool to help you take care of your skin, but it isn't intended to replace annual mole checks or treat and diagnose that weird bump on your cheek (is it a cyst or just a really aggressive pimple?). In other words, don’t cancel your derm appointment. The founder of SkinBetter, Jonah Shacknai, says the tool helps you improve your complexion and your knowledge of it. So head to allure.skinbetter.com to browse products, study up on skin saviors like green tea and CoffeeBerry (it’s a thing, we swear!), and find out the best ingredients for your skin type. Just don’t blame us if you lose your entire afternoon flipping through all the ways you can get rid of crow’s-feet.
Here’s how it works: Take a selfie of your face, fill out a quick questionnaire, and SkinBetter's medical-imagery software identifies your wrinkles, dark spots, and dry areas—and even predicts future problems. Then, a fancy algorithm takes all that data and gives you a skin grade (we promise it’s not horrible; the doctors grade on a curve). From there, you get a shopping list of products that have been vetted by top dermatologists and plastic surgeons. No more wandering the beauty aisles asking, “Will this really work? Do I even want pumpkin extract on my face?"
SkinBetter is an amazing tool to help you take care of your skin, but it isn't intended to replace annual mole checks or treat and diagnose that weird bump on your cheek (is it a cyst or just a really aggressive pimple?). In other words, don’t cancel your derm appointment. The founder of SkinBetter, Jonah Shacknai, says the tool helps you improve your complexion and your knowledge of it. So head to allure.skinbetter.com to browse products, study up on skin saviors like green tea and CoffeeBerry (it’s a thing, we swear!), and find out the best ingredients for your skin type. Just don’t blame us if you lose your entire afternoon flipping through all the ways you can get rid of crow’s-feet.
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