SkinTone AI — Personal Color

Name: SkinTone AI — Personal Color
Author: Thing Apps

By: Thing Apps App

An instrument for reading your colours. One selfie, an eight-page dossier.

Overview

Google Play Store

Downloads

160 ▲ 13

Data as of 2026-11-06

Version:

1.0.0

Last updated: 2026-09-01

Ranking

#1,766,589 ▲ 153,976

Overall

Features & Capabilities

An instrument for reading the colour of your own face.

Most colour apps hand back a season name and a rainbow. SkinTone AI hands back a reading. One selfie becomes an eight-page dossier that covers the same ground an in-person consultation covers, set out in something you can keep and go back to.

THE EIGHT-PAGE DOSSIER
Face Analysis — the measured part of a face: contrast, depth, and the range your features can carry.
Personal Color — your season, and the palette that comes with it.
Color Draping — your colours held up against your face, the way a consultant holds cloth.
Hair Analysis — the shades that sit with your skin, and the ones that fight it.
Hairstyles For You — cuts read against the face you actually have.
Makeup Analysis — what the makeup you wear now is doing to your colouring.
Your Makeup Guide — lip, cheek and eye, in your own palette.
Best Style — the whole reading, worn.

BOUGHT IN CREDITS
The full dossier is five credits. A one-page colour read is one. And every page of the dossier can now be bought on its own, one credit each — so if draping is the only question you have, take that page and nothing else.

NOTHING TO SIGN UP FOR
No account, no email, nothing to fill in. Your history stays on this phone, and you can erase all of it in one tap. Reports are made by an outside service: your photo is sent there, and deleted as soon as the report is finished. SkinTone AI tells you this and asks before the first one.

READING, INCLUDED FREE
Six original pieces on where personal colour actually comes from — the two pigments hiding under the word "undertone", how colour got its four seasons, what Korea genuinely certifies, and the rule beneath draping, which was worked out in a nineteenth-century dye house. Sources are named. Readable offline.

EIGHT LANGUAGES
Korean, English, Japanese, German, Spanish, French, Hindi and Arabic.

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[Minimum supported app version: 1.0.0]