Check Out These Incredible Skincare Apps To Download On Your Phone Right Now
Facial on your phone, anyone?
These days, there’s an app for everything. After all, we live in a digital age where we’re very dependent on our phones for our needs—from telling the time to connecting with our family and friends, or even finding a life partner. So it was only a matter of time until technology took over looking after our skin.
The more technology there is available to us, the more reliant upon it we become, and the more that is subsequently created. But the question here is: Is it really any good when it comes to our skin?
In the time of coronavirus pandemic where all dermatology and skin clinics are temporarily closed, the answer is yes. From apps that allow you to track your skin’s health to finding out which beauty products are actually for our skin type, they've got you covered! Check out this gallery below to see exactly what we're talking about:
Skincare Apps To Download Now
Skincare Apps To Download Now
Water Drink Reminder
One way to make sure you maintain clear, healthy skin is to stay hydrated. So here’s an app that will help you figure out exactly how much water you need to drink, allow you to set hydration goals, and make sure you stay on track by sending you reminders to drink up.
sunZapp
Here's an app to help you avoid the burn when you’re out for a grocery run or just staying indoors these days! What we love about sunZapp is that it uses real-time weather forecasts and info provided by you about your skin type and planned activities to make suggestions for optimal sun protection. It even allows you to create up to five separate profile, so all your family and friends can be protected. How cool is that?
Think Dirty
The Think Dirty app identifies and assesses any potentially risky or toxic ingredients in beauty and skincare products. The app was started by founder, Lily Tse, who wanted to avoid toxic ingredients and find safer alternatives due to a family history of cancer.
YouCam Makeup
This app scores your skin health based on a database of other people’s faces. Your face is scored within four categories: spots, wrinkles, textures, and dark circles. The higher you score in each category, the higher your overall skin assessment is and the healthier your skin.
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