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Skin Analyzer with Artificial Intelligence
Discover the Secrets of Your Skin
Welcome to the beauty revolution!
With this advanced AI skin analysis tool, you can know your skin like never before.
In just a few seconds, this cutting-edge technology analyzes your photo and identifies imperfections, signs of aging, pores, hydration, and much more!
1️⃣ Take a photo following the instructions below*
2️⃣ Upload the photo and let the AI work its magic.
3️⃣ Receive a detailed analysis with information about your skin and personalized tips.
- 100% Online and Fast – No appointments, no waiting.
- Available on the website chat and on WhatsApp
- Advanced Accuracy – Technology based on the most innovative facial analysis API.
- Smart Recommendations – Tips to better care for your skin and a personalized recommendation from Neuza with exclusive products from the store.
How to take a good photo for an accurate skin analysis
Instructions
To ensure that your skin analysis is accurate and reliable, follow these guidelines when taking your photo:
1. Adequate Lighting
- Take the photo in a well-lit location, preferably with natural light or soft white light.
- Avoid very bright lights or shadows on the face.
2. Camera Position
- Keep the camera at face level, avoiding tilted angles.
- Position your face in the center of the image and fill most of the frame.
- Maintain a reasonable distance (approximately 30 cm) so that all details of the skin are visible.
3. Expression and Position
- Maintain a neutral and relaxed expression.
- Keep your eyes open and look directly at the camera.
- Avoid covering parts of your face with hair or accessories (sunglasses, hats, etc.).
4. Clean and Natural Skin
- Wash your face before taking the photo to remove makeup, creams, or excess oil.
- Avoid using filters, effects, or makeup that may alter the natural appearance of your skin.
5. Background and Environment
- Use a simple and uniform background, preferably light-colored.
- Avoid very dark locations or those with too many visual elements that may confuse detection.