Scan your skin, get your closest shade across 100+ brands, build your full look, then try it on. Hold a sheet of plain white paper flat against your jaw so it catches the same light as your face — that’s what lets the camera read your depth and undertone accurately. Works best in soft, even daylight. Already know a shade you wear? Match it exactly — no camera needed.
Before you scan
Ten seconds of setup is what makes this accurate — the light and the paper do the real work, not a filter.
Your camera stays on your device — only the final colour is sent to find your match.
Each scan shows an honest confidence rating (high, medium, or low) based on your actual capture conditions, not a fixed claim. Holding the white paper flat against your jaw in even daylight gets the most high-confidence reads. If lighting or angle made the read less reliable, the tool tells you that instead of guessing.
Yes. The paper gives the camera a known white reference in the same shot as your skin, which corrects for your phone's camera and whatever light you're in. Without it, the camera has no way to tell warm indoor lighting from a genuine skin tone difference.
No. Your camera feed stays on your device — only the final measured colour value is sent to find your match, not the image itself.
You don’t need the camera. Name that shade on the no-camera version instead and get your exact match across 100+ other brands.