My story
I got the order wrong twice.
I’m Anthony. I’m not a dermatologist and I’m not going to pretend to be one.
Both times I’d bought decent products. The problem was the sequence I put them on in. The third time I wrote the order down before I bought anything, and that’s what this is.
I ran it on my own face first, then on clients, one at a time. I’m not going to round that into a number for you.
When something in here is a guess, it says so.
What it is
What you’re buying is the order.
01
4 stages, in order.
Each one has a hold time on it, and you don’t move until it’s up.
02
The product database.
Filter by skin type, category, texture, oil, moisture and use case.
03
The adjustment guide.
Symptom in, one change out.
There’s no proprietary ingredient in here and no one weird product that fixes everything.
How it works
It picks your stage. You don’t.
It opens with 18 questions. No email, and nothing charged. Out of it comes a skin type, a tolerance, and a barrier score out of 12.
That score, what you’ve already tolerated without reacting, and what your safety answers allow decide where you start. You can’t promote yourself past it.
Then you hold. The base runs 28 days untouched, and after that one change every 14 days.
Anything your answers rule out is removed rather than shown with a warning next to it. Answer anything other than no on the pregnancy question and 7 retinoid rows are gone before anything gets ranked.
What it will do
You’ll know which one did it.
Right now you change a few things at once, so when your skin turns on Thursday you bin the one that was working.
One change at a time means there’s one suspect. So the first stretch is slow on purpose, and you’ll spend it running the base and waiting.
It won’t clear something a dermatologist should be looking at.
$19.99 once. That’s 50% off $39.99, and it’s on now. Nothing renews on you, and access runs 730 days from the day you pay.
What this can’t do, and what happens to the answers you give it, is written out on the terms page.