Personal beauty laboratory · Est. 2026
Your skin,
read like a specimen.
Twenty questions and one photo produce a skin profile, a morning and night routine, and a shortlist of products that match what your skin is actually asking for.
What the lab does
Six instruments, one profile. Everything reads from the same analysis, so your routine, your product shortlist and your journal stay in sync.
AI Skin Analysis
A twenty-question diagnostic covering skin type, concerns, habits and lifestyle. Returns a skin score out of 100, a written profile and a routine built around it.
AI Face Scan
Upload a clear, bare-skin photo. The scan describes what it can see — congestion, redness, texture, dryness, glow — and translates it into ingredients to try.
Skincare Index
Cleansers to sleeping masks, filtered by category, ingredient, concern and price tier. Built to grow past 500 entries.
Makeup Index
Base, cheeks, eyes, lips and tools — with finish and coverage tagged, so a glass-skin finish is one filter away.
Skin Calendar
Log condition, hydration, breakouts and products used. Patterns show up over weeks, not days.
Beauty Nutrition
Recipes chosen for what they do for skin — collagen, omega-3, zinc, antioxidants, hydration.
Skin 101
A spot the night before an event, a stinging barrier, a purge you can't read. Twenty situations with what to do and what to skip.
Ingredient Library
Retinol, niacinamide, acids and vitamin C explained — plus which combinations to keep apart, and why.
Makeup Placement
Where blush, bronzer, contour and highlighter actually go, mapped onto a face for five face shapes.
The index
Every product in the lab is filed against this taxonomy. Tap any category to jump straight into it.
AI skin analysis
Twenty questions, about four minutes. Answer for how your skin behaves most of the time, not on its worst day.
Skin scan
Add a photo if you want the full effect, then answer ten questions about what you can see and feel. You get an eight-area reading and a plan.
Drop a photo, or tap to choose
Optional · stays on your device · front-facing, hair pulled back
Is it for me?
You're standing in DM, or something just came up on your feed. Type the product name and find out whether it suits your skin before you spend anything.
📷 Photograph the product
For the scan effect — the check itself runs from the name you type
Skin 101
The situations that send everyone to the internet at midnight — answered properly, with the things not to do listed as clearly as the things to do.
Most "never mix these" advice online is overstated. Here is what actually matters, and what the fuss is really about.
Never put this on your face
All of these are popular online. All of them cause real damage.
Sixteen claims you'll meet within a week of following any beauty account, sorted into true, false, and the awkward middle.
Paste an ingredients list, or type a product name. You'll get a plain-English breakdown of what's in it and how it fits your profile — not a verdict on whether it's "clean".
Skincare index
Filter by category, key ingredient, concern or price tier. Favourites are saved to your profile.
Makeup index
Tagged by finish and coverage, so you can filter for a glass-skin glow or a flat matte in one move.
Shade matcher
Six questions about how your skin behaves. More reliable than any photo, and it runs entirely on your device.
Drop a bare-skin photo
Daylight, no makeup, no filter, facing a window
Tutorials
Six occasions, with the reasoning behind each choice rather than just a product list.
Where it goes
Placement is what separates makeup that flatters from makeup that sits there. Pick a step and a face shape.
Makeup match
Four finished looks, each built from products already in the index.
Beauty nutrition
Food does a slower job than serum, and a more permanent one. Each recipe is filed by what it feeds.
Skin calendar
Tap a day, pick how it felt, add what you used. After three weeks the pattern is usually obvious — and it's usually sleep.
Recipe of the month
Recent entries
Profile
Your analysis, your saved products and your logged days, in one place.
Backup
Everything you save lives in this browser. A backup file is how you move it to a new phone — or get it back if this one is wiped.
Your analysis, shelf, basket, wardrobe photos, calendar, points and outfits all go into a single file you keep. Nothing is uploaded — the file is yours, and only you have it.
Worth doing once a month, and always before you change phone. On an iPhone, add this site to your home screen — Safari clears stored data for sites you haven't opened in a while, and a home-screen icon prevents that.
Beauty DNA
Six strands. Tap any one to set it — they feed routines, matches and recommendations across the whole lab.
Beauty analysis
What you own, what you spend, and where the gaps are.
My shelf
What you actually own. Tap any product for the details.
Basket
What you want to buy. Tick it off once you have.
Seasonal mode
Your glow dashboard
Points come from doing the boring things consistently, because that's what actually works.
Today's challenge
One small thing. It changes every day.
Achievements
Beauty clubs
Pick the ones that match what you're working on. They tune what the app shows you.
This week's reading
Light entertainment. Take it exactly as seriously as you take horoscopes generally.
Packing a routine that survives a suitcase
Hair Lab
Find your hair type properly, then treat it as what it actually is rather than what you assumed it was.
Four tests. Do them in this order, on clean hair with nothing in it, and you'll have a complete picture in a week.
Porosity decides which products work on you, and it is the reason two people with identical curls need completely different routines.
Five questions to find the colour family that will look like it grew there. Take the shade names to a colourist, not a photo of someone else.
Perfume library
Search and filter every fragrance by family, season and price — or take the ten-question test to narrow it down.
The families
Browse everything
Not sure where to start?
Ten questions narrow ten families down to the two or three worth sampling.
What do you actually like?
Nobody can smell a perfume through a screen. What this can do is narrow ten families down to the two or three worth sampling — which is the expensive part of finding a signature scent.
Beauty sister
Ask anything. She searches everything written in this lab — routines, ingredients, fixes, myths, hair, products — and answers from it.
Beauty challenges
Small things, done properly. Each one earns XP, and XP unlocks the guides.
Today
All challenges
Sixty-six of them across nine areas. Do any, any day — they reset each morning.
Inspiration board
Your own boards for skin, makeup, hair, fits, nails and aesthetic — plus a test that names what you're actually drawn to.
Empty tracker
Products people actually finished. That\u2019s the only honest review there is — not the one someone was sent for free.
Product radar
What\u2019s trending now, what\u2019s arriving next, and what deserves more attention than it gets.
Glass Skin Lab Awards
Monthly awards. Vote in each category — .
Quizzes
Each one earns XP and sharpens what the lab recommends to you.
Smart shopping assistant
Before you buy: it checks what\u2019s already on your shelf and tells you when you don\u2019t need it.
Birthday beauty box
Beauty passport
Body care
The largest organ you own, and the one that gets a tenth of the attention.
Nails
Shapes, care, and an honest comparison of gel, acrylic, builder and press-ons.
The shape that suits you is mostly decided by your nail bed and what you do with your hands — not by what's trending.
Movement
Pilates, strength, yoga, barre, cardio and mobility — with the actual instructions, not just names.
Privacy
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This site does not ask you to create an account. Everything you enter — your skin answers, your products, your photos, your outfits — is stored inside your own browser, on your own device. We cannot see any of it, and there is no database of users behind this site. The only thing recorded is an anonymous visit count, described further down.
This site is operated by the site owner. For any question about privacy, write to the address on the site.
When you use the site, the following is saved in your browser's local storage:
- Your answers to the skin analysis and other questionnaires
- Products you mark as owned, wanted or finished, and prices you type in
- Calendar entries, challenges, points and saved outfits
- Any photographs you add — your face, your clothes, your inspiration board
All of it stays on your device. None of it is uploaded or backed up by us. If you clear your browser data, use another browser or switch device, that information is gone and cannot be recovered — not even by us, because we never had it. The profile page has a backup button for exactly this reason.
Photos are resized inside your browser and saved there. They are never sent to a server, and no image recognition runs on them. Where the site shows a scanning animation, that animation is decorative — the results come from the answers you give, not from the picture.
This site sets no cookies and carries no advertising.
It does count visits, using GoatCounter. That counter records the page you opened, roughly where in the world you are (country level), which site sent you here, and whether you are on a phone or a computer. It does not set cookies, does not store your IP address, and does not track you from one site to another. There is no way for us or for them to identify you personally, and nothing is sold or shared with advertisers.
If you would rather not be counted at all, any ad blocker or the browser's "do not track" setting will stop it.
- Hosting. Like all web hosts, ours records standard server logs including visitor IP addresses, for security and reliability. We do not use them to identify anyone.
- Fonts. Typefaces load from Google Fonts, so your IP address reaches Google when the page loads.
- The map. Only if you open the store finder and search, your search text goes to OpenStreetMap's public services so results can come back. Saved shops stay on your device.
Under the GDPR you may access, correct, export and delete your personal data. Because everything lives on your device you can do all of it yourself: the profile page has a backup button and an erase button, and clearing your browser data removes everything permanently. If you believe your data has been mishandled you may complain to the Hungarian authority, NAIH (naih.hu), or the authority in your own country.
This site is intended for people aged 16 and over.
Mirror mode
Your getting-ready checklist, built from your profile. It resets every morning.
Beauty capsules
Collections for a season, a trip or a routine. Build them from your shelf and wish list.
The Style Laboratory
Your wardrobe · your outfits · the fashion desk
Click the wardrobe to open it
Your wardrobe
Photograph what you actually own. Everything stays on this device — nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Outfit of the day
Tap a circle to fill that part of the figure from your wardrobe. Save it and it goes into your style calendar.
Your style calendar
The last four weeks of what you actually wore. Over time this is the only honest record of which clothes earn their place.
The wish bag
Clothes you want but don\u2019t own yet. Photograph them and they wait in the bag.
Click the bag to open it
Find your face shape
Five questions. It decides which hair length, brow shape, neckline and frames actually suit you — and it is the thing almost everyone guesses wrong.
Measure, don't guess. Pull your hair back, face a mirror square on, and answer by looking rather than by memory. If you can, measure forehead, cheekbone, jaw and length with a tape and compare the four numbers — that beats any questionnaire, including this one.
The fashion desk
Ten pages on how clothes actually work. Click the page to turn it.
What we store, and why
This is a template. Before you launch, replace it with a notice naming your company as data controller, checked by someone qualified. The structure below is what it needs to cover.
What we collect. Your email address, an optional first name, and the answers you give in the skin analysis and calendar.
Face scan photos. Sent for analysis and discarded immediately. They are never stored, never used for training, and never shown to anyone.
Why we can hold it. Your consent, which you gave by ticking the box. You can withdraw it at any time by deleting your account.
Your rights. You can download everything we hold or delete your account entirely from your profile page. Deletion is immediate and permanent. You may also complain to the NAIH.
Age. Accounts and face scans are for people aged 16 and over.