Mary Kay® Skin Analyzer

Mary Kay, Inc

About this app

NEW! Now available for customers to use in conjunction with their Mary Kay Independent Beauty Consultant. Thanks for supporting a small business!

Mary Kay® Skin Analyzer is a tool that brings skin care and technology together at your fingertips.

With one scan, Skin Analyzer will highlight subtle signs of aging that can be easy to miss.
By detecting wrinkles, uneven skin tone and texture, Skin Analyzer will offer product recommendations for each customer.

Of course, nothing can replace the extensive product knowledge of a Mary Kay® Independent Beauty Consultant. You can connect with your Independent Beauty Consultant or if you don't have one, we'll help you find one nearby.

Key Features
• Skin Analyzer uses facial skin recommendation technology to evaluate your skin for personalized Mary Kay® product recommendations.

• Compares your skin against database of over 80,000 facial profiles to recommend the best Mary Kay® products.

• Provides images that visually indicate what the app has detected for each aspect of your skin it is highlighting (skin texture, number and depth of wrinkles, skin tone and undereye appearance).

• Generates product recommendations in order of application which can be via text or email.

• Contains information and benefits for each Mary Kay® product.

Ratings and reviews

Love it. Mary Kay skin analyzer app. It's very useful for my clients, and they love it too. It shows that your skin is dry, oily, combination, etc, wrinkles, puffiness, etc. It can be a little frustrating to line up the cross hairs sometimes in the right spot. Could use a little more guidance with that. Love the usefulness though. Helps clients determine their skin type and which products may be best suited to them.

Nice idea by a reputable company, but in practice the app is a waste of time. The eye alignment is way off, it only comes on when it's on my eyebrows and only for a fraction of a second then. I could be out in the Florida Sun, in the shade, under a canopy, or inside and the lighting will be correct only momentarily. Perhaps if one owns a cell phone camera stand and professional photography lighting equipment they might have a chance at getting all three factors functioning simultaneously.

Couldn't get the "proper lighting" on scan to work. I think it might be because my naked 60 year old skin is medium light and not perfectly even like a 20 yearn old. Probably nice, if it worked. But it doesn't fo anything when it won't scan. I tried more than one lighting source and angles etc. Would be helpful if camera MP requirements were listed. Facial/Eye alignment is really odd, like across my cheeks l unless I tilt my face at an angle to the screen. Very weird.

What’s new

- Bug fixes