Routine Report Card · Beta
Skincare routine checker — tell us the routine you already use.
Want someone to rate your routine, honestly? Enter what's on your shelf right now, morning and evening, and we'll grade it — checking your step order, the actives you're layering, and whether anything in there is quietly working against something else.
It's free, there's no sign-up, and nothing is saved to an account. Every flag links to the layering rule behind it, and if we suggest a product it's chosen on fit and value — never because someone paid for the slot. Prefer to start from nothing? Use the routine builder instead — this page grades the one you already have.
- 1. Your skin—
- 2. Your routine—
- 3. Review—
- 4. Report card
What's your skin type?
Pick the closest match — you don't have to be sure.
What are you working on?
Pick up to 3, most important first — the order matters when we grade.
Anything we should be careful about?
Both change what's safe to recommend, so we'd rather ask than assume.
Pick a skin type and at least one concern to continue.
Common questions
- How do you grade a skincare routine?
- You enter the products you actually use, morning and evening. We read the ingredient lists we hold for those products, check the order of your steps, look for known ingredient conflicts, and check the basics — cleansing, moisture, and daily SPF. You get a grade, what's already working, what's worth knowing, and a short list of fixes in priority order.
- Can you check my routine for ingredient conflicts?
- Yes. We flag the pairs that commonly cause trouble — such as retinoids with exfoliating acids, or vitamin C layered with strong actives — and each flag links to the full layering rule so you can read the reasoning rather than take our word for it.
- Is the routine checker free?
- Yes, it's free and there's no sign-up. Nothing you enter is saved to an account, and any product we suggest is picked on fit and value — never because a retailer or brand paid for the slot.
- What if a product isn't in your catalog?
- You can still add it by typing the name or picking a category. We'll grade the shape of your routine and say plainly where we couldn't read an ingredient list, rather than guessing.
- Does this replace advice from a dermatologist?
- No. It's an educational read of your routine based on published ingredient information. For persistent or painful skin concerns, or if you're pregnant or breastfeeding, speak to a clinician.