iPhone · eight languages
Photograph a jar and Luma reads the label for you — brand, type, and a straight verdict against your skin. Then one selfie a week, until eight weeks of change sit side by side.
One week free on every plan. Reminder on day five, cancel from the App Store.
Snap your first cream
Luma will identify the product and add it to your shelf.
+5 pts this weekSnap your first cream
Luma will identify the product and add it to your shelf.
Identified by LumaBrand
Barrier Repair Cream
Moisturiser · 50 ml
Point
Hold the jar up. That's the whole input.
Luma reads the label, works out the brand and the product type, and files it on your shelf. No typing the name of a serum you can barely pronounce.
Identified by Luma — brand, type & rating auto-filled.
Product Analysis
Barrier Repair Cream
Moisturiser · 50 ml
Top ratedWhy Luma likes it
- Ceramides suit a dry, reactive barrier
- Fragrance-free
Watch out for
- Heavy under SPF in the morning
Key ingredients
Read
A verdict, not a wall of ingredients.
Every product gets one of five calls against your skin type, your sun reaction and the concerns you picked. Top rated through to not recommended. You will know within a second whether to keep it.
Five verdicts: top rated, great pick, good choice, use with care, not recommended.
Your Progress
Glow-up score
This week: +5 pts
79
Before · Wk 1
After · Wk 8
Hydration improving
Keep the night serum. Pause the exfoliant for a week — you are using it four times.
Watch
One selfie a week. Eight weeks later you can see it.
Luma scores each weekly photo, keeps the timeline, and tells you which product to keep and which to pause. Before and after sits side by side, so you are not arguing with your memory.
Glow-up score, weekly timeline, before / after.
Point
Hold the jar up. That's the whole input.
Luma reads the label, works out the brand and the product type, and files it on your shelf. No typing the name of a serum you can barely pronounce.
Identified by Luma — brand, type & rating auto-filled.
Snap your first cream
Luma will identify the product and add it to your shelf.
Inside
Six things it does.
Nothing it doesn’t.
LumaGlam is not a marketplace and it does not sell you anything on the way through. It looks at what you already own and tells you what to do with it.
Your shelf
Everything you own in one place, each with its rating and the reason behind it. Swipe to remove what you have finished.
5
verdict levels
Keep or pause
A weekly call on your routine. Luma names what is working, what to put down for now, and what to reach for instead.
Weekly
routine review
The timeline
A scored selfie every week, stacked into a run you can scroll. Week one against week eight, no filter and no flattery.
8 wk
before / after
Ask Luma
A chat that already knows your skin type, your tone and your shelf. Ask it whether two actives fight, and it answers about your products.
24/7
on your shelf
Eight languages
English, Turkish, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. Luma answers in whichever one you chose on day one.
8
languages
Your photos, your call
Selfies are used to score your skin and nothing else. Delete your account and the whole thing goes with it.
0
ads, ever
Eight weeks
Drag it. That’s
what the app does.
An example run, scrubbed week by week. Yours will dip somewhere too — the point of the timeline is that you can see which week it happened in, and what you changed.
Week 8
79
+25 vs baselineTwenty-five points up
Compared against week one, side by side. Three products carried it; two got paused along the way.
Illustration of the in-app timeline. Scores are relative to your own first week, not to anybody else’s.
Meet Luma
She already knows
what’s on your shelf.
Ask Luma is a chat that starts with your skin type, your sun reaction, your concerns and every product you have scanned. So the answers are about your bathroom, not about skincare in general.
Can I use my retinal and the acid on the same night?
Questions
The ones
worth asking.
It reads the photo. If the picture is too dark or the label is turned away, it says so and asks for another shot rather than inventing a product name. If what you photograph is not a skincare product, it will tell you that too.