AI skin analysis
AI skin analysis from one selfie
Take one photo in daylight and answer a few questions. Your complete assessment reads your skin and hair: a care score, a face map and the first things worth changing, then a routine and plan built on them.
€49 once, from one selfie. If your photo can't be analysed, you get your money back.
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Read from what is visible in your photo: bands, not measurements.
What it reads
Mira looks at what a camera can see, and places each sign in one of three bands (good, fair, needs attention) instead of a falsely precise number. Each one is drawn on a face map, so you see where it applies.
- Skin: evenness of tone, blemishes, texture, under-eye area, redness and shine
- Hair: density, hairline and condition
- Grooming: brows, lips and how fresh skin looks
Your care score
The care score, from 0 to 100, sums those readings into one number: how well skin and hair are cared for right now. Someone with a good routine usually lands between 70 and 85. It is not a beauty rating, it never compares you with anyone, and it says nothing about your health.
Its use is the next one. Skin and hair need 6 to 8 weeks to show a real change, so a re-scan after that tells you whether your routine is working.
What it can't do
It can't examine you, and it never diagnoses or rules anything out. It doesn't name skin conditions or medicines, and it doesn't replace a dermatologist: if a spot changes, bleeds or worries you, see a doctor.
A photo has limits too. Dim light, a filter or a blurry shot lowers the quality, and the reading says so and suggests a new photo rather than claiming more than it can see.
What else your dossier holds
- An in-depth reading from three more photos: both sides of your face and the top of your head
- Your Ritual: a morning and evening routine sized to your time and budget, with a week-1 shopping list
- Your 3-phase plan, with the published studies behind every step
- Your Colour Portrait and Style Study
- Your Glow Preview: an illustrative AI “after”, not a promise
- Ask Mira, your dossier as a PDF, and re-scans
Your photo and your privacy
Before you pay, your photo is only checked on your own device. When you continue to payment, it is stored encrypted in the EU. If you don't pay, it is deleted automatically, usually within three days. Photos in a paid dossier are deleted with your scan or your account, which you can do yourself at any time. Your photos are never used to train AI models.
The reading is made by Anthropic's AI models; the Glow Preview is drawn by OpenAI from your front photo. The Privacy Policy lists every provider.
How it works
- 1Answer a few questions about your skin, your hair and your routine.
- 2Take one selfie facing a window, without a filter.
- 3Pay once. Minutes later, read your care score, face map, Ritual and plan.
When to see a dermatologist instead
A new or changing mole, a spot that bleeds or doesn't heal, sudden or patchy hair loss, or skin that hurts, itches or spreads: these need a doctor's examination, not a photo reading.
See exactly what you get
Read Mira's sample dossier, every chapter as yours would look. Yours takes a few questions and one selfie.
AI skin analysis, answered
How accurate is AI skin analysis?
It is a directional reading of what is visible in your photo, not a clinical measurement. The bands are consistent enough to track change over 6 to 8 weeks, and the Methodology page explains how the score is built and where its limits are.
How long does it take?
A few minutes for the questions and the selfie. After you pay, your dossier is usually ready within a few minutes. Three quick photos then complete it, about two minutes more.
Does it work on all skin tones?
It reads visible care signals, not skin colour, and it never comments on ethnicity. Good, even daylight matters most: with poor light the reading is marked as informational.
Is it a subscription?
No. The complete assessment is €49 once, and re-scans are included. There is no free version; the sample dossier shows exactly what you get.
Is this medical advice?
No. MiraSkinLab is an educational, cosmetic tool. For anything that worries you about your skin, scalp or hair, see a dermatologist.
MiraSkinLab is an educational, cosmetic tool and not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat or rule out any condition.