Guide

AI skincare routine generator from a selfie

An AI skincare routine generator reads your skin from a photo and builds the steps for you. Saundarya AI turns one selfie into an ordered morning and night routine, product picks from any brand at three budgets, and an 8-week plan, instead of a generic list.

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What the routine generator gives you

From one selfie you get your skin type and the concerns found, each with its visual evidence and a confidence score; an ordered morning and night routine built around them; product picks at budget, mid-range and premium prices from any brand; and an 8-week plan showing what to expect week by week.

  1. 1Upload or take one clear, front-facing selfie
  2. 2The skin is read: type, tone and concerns, with evidence
  3. 3A morning and night routine is built for what was found
  4. 4Products are suggested at three budgets, with an 8-week plan

Why a photo beats a quiz

A quiz relies on how you describe your skin, which is easy to get wrong. A photo shows what is actually there, such as shine across the T-zone, pigmentation or dark circles, so the routine targets the concerns that are visible on your face rather than the ones you guessed.

Routines by skin type

Want to start from a general routine first? Our guides give a simple morning and night routine for each skin type and common concern, with what to avoid. A scan then tailors it to your own skin and your budget.

Get a routine for your own skin

Saundarya AI is an AI skin analysis and grooming app that reads a single selfie and returns a personalised report: face shape, skin type, detected skin concerns with the visual evidence behind them, a morning and night skincare routine, product picks at three budgets, and an 8-week improvement plan.

Generic advice is a starting point. A scan reads your skin type and concerns on your own face, shows the visual evidence and a confidence score, and builds a morning and night routine around it. The first full analysis is free.

This is general cosmetic guidance, not medical advice. See a dermatologist for skin that is painful, spreading, scarring or not improving after 8-12 weeks.