Guide Library
Read short guides on taking better face skin photos, interpreting overlays and scores, and knowing when a retake is more useful.
Guide 01
Face skin checks work better when the full face context and the area of concern are both visible. Small changes in lighting and framing can change how the result reads.
Guide 02
The overlay and score list are more useful together than on their own. A simple reading order makes the result much easier to interpret.
Guide 03
If the result feels unclear, retaking the photo is often better than over-interpreting the first image. These are the most common cases where a retake helps.
Guide 04
Makeup, hair, glasses, and strong shadows can influence a face skin result more than many users expect. These are the most common sources of confusion.
Guide 05
A face skin check can be more useful as a repeat comparison tool than as a one-time reading. These are the main things to watch over time.