Fair
Hydration, texture smoothness, calm tone, few reactive signs
Every score is out of 100. Higher is better.
Your routine unlocks with Pro.
A scan and your score, free. With Pro, a routine built from it.
The next phase opens only when enough days have passed and your check-ins say your skin is ready.
Moisturize
Ceramide cream
Morning and night.
If the bottle's directions say otherwise, follow the bottle. Its maker knows the formula.
A ceramide-containing moisturizer was studied for supporting the skin barrier. The study used it beside stronger, drying medicines than anything in this routine, so it is borrowed evidence for the gentler actives here.
Research describes what happened in a study, not what will happen to you.
Day one
No actives yet: gentle cleansing, hydration and daily SPF.
After Foundation
At most one active, a few times a week, and none for skin that reacts easily. We hold the phase if irritation rises.
After Introduction
Frequency rises if tolerated. At most one more active, and none for skin that reacts easily.
After Build-up
Routine targets your top concerns from the scan and quiz.
Ongoing
A stable routine, with guidance on when to reassess.
If irritation rises, your routine holds where it is instead of adding more.
With Pro, the Hearth app reads each label for what you avoid, and says what it couldn't check.
AQUA, GLYCERIN, CETEARYL ALCOHOL, SQUALANE, NIACINAMIDE, CERAMIDE NP, PANTHENOL, PARFUM, PHENOXYETHANOL, ETHYLHEXYLGLYCERIN
On the avoid list: fragrance
PARFUM (fragrance) is ingredient 8 of 10.
No dermatologist reviews your routine, so Hearth tells you when to see one.
How it’s madeEvery score is out of 100. Higher is better.
Based on three angles, so the outer cheeks and jawline were visible too.
Moisturize
A ceramide-containing moisturizer was studied for supporting the skin barrier. The study used it beside stronger, drying medicines than anything in this routine, so it is borrowed evidence for the gentler actives here.
Research describes what happened in a study, not what will happen to you.
No free trial. You're charged when you subscribe, and you can cancel any time.
It’s a vision model reading your photos, not a medical assessment, and it can be wrong. It says so when it’s unsure.
Hearth never stores your scan photos. We analyze a photo and discard it when your scan finishes, so there is none here to leak, delete, or train on. Anthropic, which runs the analysis, keeps what it receives under its own retention policy, set out in our privacy policy. In the app you can keep a photo for your timeline: that copy stays on your phone, Hearth never uploads it, and you delete it in the app.
If the analysis sees something that may need a dermatologist’s eye, we say so and suggest you see one. We never name a condition from a photo, and we don’t diagnose or prescribe.
Yes, any time. A web subscription is managed from Settings; an App Store subscription is canceled in your Apple ID settings.
Phase one has no actives (gentle cleansing, hydration and daily SPF), and later phases adapt to the sensitivity you report. If you have a skin condition, are mid-flare, or are under a dermatologist’s care, pause and check with them first.