This takes a few minutes. You will answer a handful of short questions, complete a guided skin check-in, and see your skin profile with routine guidance and support plans.
Your answers shape the journey. At the end, you will receive a focused profile and routine guidance based on the priorities you share.
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Skin quiz, question 1
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Skin quiz, question 2
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Skin quiz, question 3
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Skin quiz, question 4
Along the way
You're not the only one working through this.
Skin questions rarely feel small when they're yours.
A shared problem
All over the world, people struggle to find what actually suits their skin.
Different countries, different shelves, the same question — is this one for my skin, or just for skin in general? It is the part almost nobody gets help with.
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Skin quiz, question 5
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Skin quiz, question 6
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Skin quiz, question 7
Just so we know what to call you
What's your first name?
No pressure — this just makes the next few screens feel a little less like a form.
Question 8 of 12
Skin quiz, question 8
Along the way
Your plan is taking shape.
Here is the awkward part about your own face: you are the person least likely to notice it changing. You see it every morning, so any change hides inside the familiarity.
Looking back over a few check-ins is how it becomes visible — the same spot, the same light, a few weeks apart.
This is a simulation, not a customer. It illustrates how a series of check-ins is laid out and compared — not a result Sakra is promising, and not anyone's real skin. Every person's skin, concerns and pace are different, and yours will not follow this schedule.
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Skin quiz, question 9
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Skin quiz, question 10
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Skin quiz, question 11
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Skin quiz, question 12
Quiz complete, friend
That is every question answered.
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Along the way
Consistency does more than intensity.
A pattern worth knowing before you build a routine.
Consistent vs. occasional care12 weeks of routine
A steady routine keeps moving toward your desired skin; occasional care tends to plateau.
“More is not more in this case, and consistency matters more than a 10-step routine.”
The scan is a short, guided check-in. It takes about a minute — and you choose how to add your photo on the next screen.
Soft, even lightFace a window if you can. Overhead light and direct sun both make skin harder to read.
The same three anglesFront, left, right. Keeping them consistent is what makes later check-ins comparable.
Your photo stays on your deviceIt is read in your browser and never uploaded. Refreshing the page clears it.
Practice the frameOptional — about fifteen seconds
Trace around the oval to get a feel for where your face sits in the guide. Nothing is recorded, nothing is scored, and skipping it changes nothing at all.
Drag around the oval when you are ready.
Prefer not to use a pointer? Skipping is exactly as good — this is a warm-up, not a requirement, and it has no effect on your profile.
Sakra does not diagnose skin conditions. The scan supports educational guidance about your routine — nothing more.
Guided scan
Take a photo, or use one you already have.
Either works. A photo taken now, in the light you are actually in, is usually the more useful starting point.
Browse photosNo photo selected
A clear, well-lit image with your face centred, and no filter.
Your photo is read in your browser only. Nothing is uploaded, stored, or sent anywhere.
Your details
Where should your profile go?
Your profile is prepared here in the browser. These details are what a consultant would use to send it to you and follow up — which is why we ask for them before showing it.
Preparing your skin profile
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Putting your profile together
Bringing together the answers you gave, the priorities you chose, and how much time you said you have. Sakra does not analyse your photograph and takes no measurements from it.
Personal skin guidance
Your skin profile.
A personal profile, shaped by the answers you gave.
Skin overviewYour profile
Move the pointer or drag a finger across the photograph to magnify it. Keyboard users can move the lens with the arrow keys and hide it with Escape. Nothing on this screen requires using the lens.
Where your answers put the emphasis
Read the same way for every profile: the further from the centre, the more that area may benefit from support. Nothing here is a good or a bad score, and none of it is measured from your photograph.
This is the short version.The full report explains each focus area on its own, lays out an AM and PM routine, and opens a line to a consultant.
What else your answers changed
Use this profile as educational skincare guidance. It is not a medical diagnosis or a substitute for care from a qualified professional.
Routine guidance
Three product types to start with.
Types, not brands. Take these to a consultant or a pharmacist, or use them as the shape of your own shortlist.
Where would you like to start reading?
Four short topics. Spin for a suggestion, or simply pick one — every topic stays open either way.
Thinnest to thickest is the rule that covers most cases: a watery serum cannot get through a cream that is already sitting on top of it. Cleanser, then anything water-based, then anything oil-based, then sunscreen last in the morning.
Sunscreen is always the final morning step. Nothing goes over it except makeup.
Ingredients are listed by quantity until you reach the 1% mark, after which the order stops meaning much. Something famous sitting near the end of a long list is probably there for the label rather than for your skin.
One new active at a time, with a week or two between additions, is the only way to know which one did what.
Lukewarm water rather than hot. A clean pillowcase more often than feels necessary. Sunscreen reapplied if you are actually outside. Not touching your face while you think.
None of these are exciting, and all of them outperform a fourth serum.
“What should I stop using while I try this?” “How long before I should expect to see anything?” “What does a normal adjustment period look like, and what means I should stop?”
If something stings, burns, or spreads, stop and speak to a pharmacist or doctor.
The full report goes further.An AM and PM routine in order, every focus area explained, and somewhere to ask when you are not sure.
Introduce one change at a time, leave a week or two between additions, and patch test on a small area first — inside the forearm or behind the ear. If something stings, burns, or spreads, stop and speak to a pharmacist or doctor. Nothing here is a treatment or a promise of a result.
Support plans
How much of this would you like to hand over?
Every plan starts from the same report. What changes is how much of the thinking is yours. Monthly, in AZN, cancel any time.
Tier
If you would rather work through it yourself
Essential
19 AZN / month
Understand your skin and follow a clear routine.
What you get
Your full detailed report
A personalized AM and PM routine
Two guided scans a month
Progress history you can look back through
What the full report covers
Summary — where your skin is now, and what to work on first
Focus areas — each one explained on its own
Routine — the order, and why these types
Progress — filled in from your own check-ins
Suggested by your answers
Recommended
If you want someone to look at it with you
Guided
39 AZN / month
Get a routine reviewed and adjusted with you.
Everything in Essential, plus
One consultant review of your photos a month
A routine adjustment each month
Up to two questions answered a month
Everything in Essential
Your full detailed report
A personalized AM and PM routine
Two guided scans a month
Progress history
Suggested by your answers
Tier
If you would rather it were largely handled
Concierge
69 AZN / month
Have ongoing human support throughout the journey.
Everything in Guided, plus
One live consultation a month
Priority replies
Ongoing progress adjustments
Help finding and buying suitable products
Everything in Guided
One consultant review of your photos a month
A routine adjustment each month
Up to two questions answered a month
Everything in Essential
Suggested by your answers
Guided is marked recommended because it suits most people, not because it is the most expensive. Essential is a complete plan on its own.
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Nothing is charged and no payment details are collected. There are no card fields on this page by design — this prototype has no server, no payment provider, and no way to take money. In the finished product a real payment step would sit here.
Full report
Your full skin report.
Everything from your profile, opened out — what to focus on, in what order, and where to ask.
Unlocked with your plan. Values shown here come from the same illustrative sample data as your profile — Sakra does not yet produce measured skin scores, and none are shown as if it did.
Where your skin is now
Skin overview
What to work on first
In order
Progress
Your progress timeline begins at your next check-in.
There is nothing to compare yet — that is exactly how a first report should look. Take your next photo in the same spot and the same light, and this section starts filling in.
Sakra will never show you a before-and-after that did not happen.
What this section will hold
Design preview
None of the cards below are customer results. They are empty slots showing where real, permissioned before-and-after photos and quotes would sit once Sakra has them. Nothing here is published, and nothing has been invented to fill it.
Demo layout — not a customer result
Their photo at the start
A later check-in
Their first name
HydrationBarrier support
What they said, in their own words, published unedited and with written permission.
Demo layout — not a customer result
Their photo at the start
A later check-in
Their first name
TextureTone
What they said, in their own words, published unedited and with written permission.
Demo layout — not a customer result
Their photo at the start
A later check-in
Their first name
SensitivityComfort
What they said, in their own words, published unedited and with written permission.
Placed after purchase on purpose: this is reassurance for someone who has already decided, not social proof used to persuade someone who has not. It could move earlier once the evidence is real.
Your focus areas
Illustrative example
Five qualities, described in plain language rather than scored out of a hundred. The bars show relative emphasis in this sample profile — they are not a measurement of your skin, and Sakra does not produce a single overall score or a skin age.
Your routine, in order
Morning
Evening
Why these types
Types, never brands. Sakra does not sell products, take commission, or link you to a retailer. Introduce one change at a time and patch test first.
Ask Sakra
How much of this is available depends on the plan you choose. Every plan includes the report and routine; the guided and concierge levels add a person.
Send your check-in photosA consultant reads them alongside this report and tells you what to change first.
Ask about an ingredient or an orderWritten answers, so you can come back to them when you are standing in the shop.
Book a live consultationFor the questions that need a back-and-forth rather than a paragraph.
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Your first message to a consultant will appear here.
Sakra consultants offer skincare guidance and education. They are not doctors, and nothing here replaces care from a qualified healthcare professional.
That is everything.
Your profile, your full report and your routine are ready. The next useful thing is your first check-in.
