How does the skin analysis work?

You take a selfie in the app. Ukti uses AI to look at your skin in the photo. It gives you a skin score, scores for seven things like dark circles and dryness, and care steps for the week.

What does Ukti check on my skin?

Seven things: dark circles, acne, dryness, oiliness, pigmentation, redness and texture. It also gives notes for each part of your face.

How often should I do the skin reading?

Once a week. Skin changes slowly, so a weekly reading is enough. The app shows a chart of your score over seven weeks.

Is this medical advice?

No. Ukti is a styling and grooming app. It is not a medical tool. It cannot tell you if you have a skin disease. If you are worried about your skin, please see a doctor.

Does Ukti sell skincare products?

No. Ukti may suggest products that fit your reading and give you a link to a shop. It also says when you do not need anything new. Nothing is sold inside the app.

AI Skin Analysis App: A Weekly Skin Reading From a Selfie

Why is skin part of a styling app?

Because looking good is not only about clothes. Your skin is part of how you look every day.

So Ukti looks at both. It tells you what to wear. And it tells you what to work on.

How it works

Take a selfie. The app guides you. It tells you to move closer, find more light or turn off a filter.
Ukti reads your skin. It uses AI to look at the photo.
You get your score and report.
You get care steps for the week.
Come back next week. Take a new selfie and see what changed.

You find the skin reading inside the Look tab.

Seven things Ukti scores

What	In simple words
Dark circles	Dark skin under the eyes
Acne	Spots and pimples
Dryness	Skin that looks dry or flaky
Oiliness	Skin that looks shiny
Pigmentation	Patches that are darker than the rest
Redness	Areas that look red
Texture	How smooth or rough the skin looks

You also get one overall skin score. The app tells you if it is in the healthy range.

Notes for each part of your face

Your skin is not the same everywhere. So Ukti gives notes by area:

the forehead and nose,
each cheek,
under each eye,
around the mouth.

Care steps for the week

A score alone does not help. So Ukti writes a simple plan for your week.

What to do. With the time of day, the days, and the steps.
What to skip. Things to avoid this week.
Product ideas. Products that fit your reading, with the reason, the price and a link to a shop. Ukti also says when you need nothing new.
What to expect. A plain line on what should change by the end of the week. Your next selfie checks it.

See your skin change over time

The app keeps a chart of your skin score across seven weeks. So you can see what has changed from week to week.

Tips for a good selfie

The reading is only as good as the photo.

Face a window in the daytime.
Take off makeup if you can.
Do not use a filter or beauty mode.
Hold the phone at eye level.
Use the same place and the same light each week. Then you can compare.

If you are pregnant or nursing

There is a setting for this in your profile. When it is on, Ukti holds back ingredients that people commonly avoid at that time. Please also ask your doctor.

What it is not

We want to be very clear about this.

Ukti is not a medical tool.
It does not find skin diseases.
It does not replace a doctor.

Ukti gives grooming and styling guidance only. If something on your skin worries you, hurts, or does not go away, please see a doctor.

Your skin and your colors

Ukti also uses your photos to learn your skin undertone. That is the color under your skin: warm, cool or in between. It uses this when it picks your clothes, so the colors near your face suit you.

Want to understand this? Read our guide on what colors suit you.

Simple guides for your skin

Your photos and your privacy

A selfie is personal. Your photo is sent to Ukti to make the reading. Our privacy policy lists what Ukti collects and why. You can delete your account and your data at any time.