Darmé.Skincare, with receipts.

Most skin apps give you a score and a shopping list. Darmé checks whether your routine is working: a 28-day skin test with photos on day 0, 14 and 28, a quick daily check-in, and a clear result. Your Coach starts from the products you already own, and no brand pays to be recommended.

Your Coach combines your scan results with your goals, reported sensitivities and products you already own. You choose from its suggestions, confirm what you have and add those products to your routine. Coach access requires a subscription and your consent.

They give you a starting point across moisture, texture, visible pores and more. Use them to discuss priorities with your Coach and compare future scans in similar lighting. Photo quality affects results; readings are cosmetic insights, not a diagnosis. How the readings work.

No special camera. Use a clear, front-facing photo in even, natural light. Avoid filters, heavy shadows and glare so your skin is visible.

Darmé helps you understand your skin’s appearance and organize your skincare. It does not diagnose or treat medical conditions, and a dermatologist does not personally review your scan. For a concerning skin change, speak with a qualified professional.

Your photo is processed by our analysis service provider and saved privately to your account for your skin history. You can export your saved data or request deletion from Profile. Our privacy policy explains providers, retention and deletion.

No. Before you subscribe, the app shows the price, how often you’re billed and any free trial. If you start a free trial, cancel at least 24 hours before it ends and you won’t be charged. You can manage or cancel anytime in your App Store or Google Play account, or from Profile in the app.

No. No brand pays to appear, there are no affiliate links, and Darmé earns nothing when you buy a product. How Darmé picks products explains the process.

Manage renewal through the store where you subscribed: Apple subscription settings or Google Play subscriptions. Deleting the app or your Darmé account does not cancel a store subscription. After cancelling renewal, access normally continues until your paid period ends.

Yes. Light, angle and your camera change readings more than anything else, so compare photos taken the same way. Perfect Corp, which provides the analysis, was tested in a peer-reviewed study that included people of various skin types, but has not published accuracy results by skin tone that we can cite; how the readings work explains what we know and what we don’t.

Open Profile, then Plans & subscription, and tap Restore. Check that you’re signed in to the same Darmé account, and to the same Apple ID or Google account you paid with. Still stuck? Email contact@darme.app with your account email.

Apple and Google handle billing, so refunds are requested from them: Apple Report a Problem or Google Play refunds. Darmé can’t issue refunds for store purchases.

Most rejections come from a face that is too small in the frame or uneven light. Hold the phone close so your face fills most of the frame, face a window, move your hair off your forehead, remove your glasses, and try again.

Delete any photo, with its readings, in Profile, then My skin photos. Delete your whole account in Profile, then Delete my account, or at darme.app/delete.

Update to the latest version and restart your phone. If it keeps happening, email contact@darme.app with your phone model. The crash reports we receive never include your photos, messages or answers.