Terms &
Conditions

Skinzy analyses a selfie you provide and returns a cosmetic read of your skin across five facial zones — forehead and nose (the T-zone), both cheeks, the under-eye area, and the chin and jawline. For each zone it estimates five characteristics: oiliness, dryness, visible blemishes, pigmentation, and sensitivity. It then suggests skincare ingredients and matching products based on those estimates.

By using Skinzy you agree to these terms. Skinzy is operated by Yash Ghansham Thakare, an individual based in India, and is currently offered in beta.

Skinzy is in active development and its accuracy is limited. Results vary with lighting, camera quality, head angle, makeup, facial hair, and skin tone. The same person photographed twice in different conditions may receive different scores.

Because of this, we deliberately constrain what Skinzy will report. Scores are capped below their theoretical maximum so the tool cannot present an alarming result it is not capable of justifying, and each zone is reported with a confidence level. Where a measurement cannot be made reliably — for example a chin obscured by facial hair, or a frame too dimly lit to read — Skinzy marks that measurement as not taken rather than guessing.

Skinzy will also refuse to analyse some photographs outright, including images that are too blurry, too dark, too low-resolution, contain more than one face, or where the face is turned too far from the camera. This is intentional: declining is better than returning a number we do not trust.

Skinzy recommends skincare active ingredients based on your scan, and links each one to an Amazon search for that ingredient. We do not name, manufacture, sell, stock, or ship any specific product, and we are not responsible for the quality, price, availability, or formulation of whatever a retailer's search results turn up, or for the conduct of any retailer.

A search link is a starting point, not an endorsement of any particular listing. Always check the actual product's ingredient list, price, and expiry on the retailer's own page before buying.

Skincare products can cause irritation or allergic reactions. Patch-test new products, read their ingredient lists — particularly if you have known allergies — and stop using anything that causes a reaction. Some ingredients Skinzy may mention require a prescription and a doctor's supervision; these are flagged as such where we surface them.

Skinzy is provided on an "as is" and "as available" basis, without warranties of any kind. We do not guarantee that it will be uninterrupted, error-free, or that its results will be accurate for you.

To the maximum extent permitted by law, our liability for any claim relating to Skinzy is limited to the amount you actually paid us in the twelve months before the claim arose. We are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, including any outcome arising from a skincare product you chose to buy or use.

Nothing here limits any right you have under Indian consumer protection law that cannot be limited by agreement.

Every account has a referral link. A referral counts when someone who did not already have a Skinzy account signs up using your link and completes their first scan — signing up alone is not enough.

When 3 referrals have counted, we add 3 weeks of Skinzy Plus to your account. This reward is once per account. Each friend whose referral counts receives 1 week of Skinzy Plus on their own account, also once. Referral days are added to any Skinzy Plus time you already have rather than replacing it. If you hold a lifetime plan there is nothing to extend, so the reward is recorded but adds no time.

Referral rewards have no cash value, cannot be transferred, exchanged, or refunded, and are not a purchase. Referring yourself, creating accounts to refer, or otherwise arranging referrals that are not genuine new users voids the reward, and we may withdraw access to the accounts involved.

We may change or end the referral programme at any time. Days already granted stay on the account they were granted to.