What does FaceScore analyze?
The app organizes its observations into Skin Clarity, Eye Geometry, Jawline & Symmetry, Style Archetype, Hair & Grooming, and Personal Color. Start with the explanations behind the report, then explore the suggestions that fit your own preferences. These are interpretations of a photo, not clinical measurements.
How to use your first facial analysis
Take a clear, front-facing selfie without appearance-changing filters. Open your report and read one feature section at a time. Choose a manageable suggestion rather than changing your entire routine. Save the scan if you want to revisit it, and use a consistent camera setup when comparing later photos.
An example of reading a report
Suppose two photos receive different skin observations. Before attributing the difference to a new product, compare the lighting, exposure, camera distance, and filters. A brighter image can change the appearance of texture. The useful next step is a better matched photo, not automatically adding another product.
How accurate is AI face analysis?
FaceScore does not publish a clinically validated accuracy percentage. Results can vary with the photograph and AI processing. The app cannot diagnose skin conditions, establish your health, or objectively measure attractiveness. Use it for personal exploration and read the limitations alongside any score.
Is FaceScore free?
FaceScore is available through the App Store and Google Play. In-app purchases and subscription offers apply; consult the current store listing and the offer shown in the app for prices and access. Downloading the app does not mean every analysis feature is free.
Learn more before you scan
How to interpret an AI face analysis. Read our privacy policy before submitting a photo in the app.