In fact, here’s an email I got just this week:

Britney, I’m using [product name redacted]. It is supposed to help my skin, but I’ve been using it for 2 months, and it just doesn’t seem like it’s doing anything.

So, let me ask you this: what other products are you using?
The thing is, working with thousands of frustrated folks who come to Y’OUR Skin, we realize that as many as 80% of people combine their skin care with a conflicting product.

Ummmm, aren’t all skin care products working toward the same goal? I figured I’d just try them all and see which works...

Actually, not so much. Because, SCIENCE!

The ingredients in your products are formulated to work under certain conditions.

Here are a few examples:

• Anti-oxidants, which are pretty great at reducing wrinkles and acne scars, are incredibly unstable, chemically-speaking. So, they can quickly be rendered useless when combined with products containing certain other chemicals.
• Layering multiple anti-acne products together can cause “overdosing,” which irritates the skin and cause more acne.
• Some anti-aging ingredients may require a certain level of pH to perform well.

I could easily geek out on the organic chemistry that goes into skin care products, but I’m pretty sure you’re not interested.

That’s why our team of geeks – I mean MIT data scientists, chemists, and hygienists – have devoted our work to developing an AI-powered algorithm to do the work for you. We use it to cross-check products to ensure everything is suited to the environment of your skin type and lifestyle.

If you haven't taken our Skin Quiz, do it now and quit guessing about which products will work best for your skin.