Your skin,
read in private
Answer a few questions, add an optional selfie that is read entirely on your device, and receive a regimen matched from our collection. Private by design: your photo is analysed here in your browser and never leaves it.
- 1Answer a few questions. Your goals and skin type do most of the matching.
- 2Add an optional selfie. Read entirely on your device, in this browser, to fine-tune the fit. Never uploaded, gone the moment you leave.
- 3See what your skin is showing. A private, on-device read of undertone and balance, mapped over a live 478-point face mesh.
- 4Receive your regimen. A matched ritual from live Opuliss Skin products, with the reasoning shown.
On-device logic, real Opuliss Skin products. A cosmetic consultation, not medical or diagnostic advice.
Data privacy notice and consent
Let's prepare to take your photo for analysis
Remove your glasses
Pull hair away from your face
Look directly into the camera
Maintain a neutral facial expression
Face a window or soft daylight. No flash, no filter, bare skin for the truest read. A 478-point face map locks on, drawn on your device, never uploaded.
Hold steady
Reading your skin
Privately, in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Your skin read
Tap each part of the wheel to see what was read.
Honest, relative observations of what your skin is showing right now, read entirely on your device and compared only within your own face. Light and screens shift, so treat it as a starting point, not a verdict.
When you add a selfie, your skin is read relative to itself, not against anyone else's standard.
Your core regimen
Your targeted treatments
Mechanism. Evidence. Patience.
Skin responds to consistency, not spectacle. Every formula in your ritual earned its place the same way.
The Opuliss standard- 1Every formula is matched only to what its published research supports.
- 2Your ritual was chosen from your answers, not a template.
- 3Nothing about your face ever left your device.
Recommendations drawn from live Opuliss Skin products. A cosmetic consultation, not a diagnosis.














