How Lora works

1. Capture a guided face scan

Lora begins with a face capture. A clear, evenly lit image gives the app a better view of visible skin characteristics such as texture, hydration-related appearance, glow, and overall balance.

The scan is intended to support skincare awareness. It is not a clinical examination and cannot see beneath the skin or determine the cause of a concern.

2. Review your Skin Score and signals

The app organizes the scan into a readable Skin Score and individual signals. These outputs help make the visible information easier to review without presenting it as a medical diagnosis.

Results are best treated as a snapshot. Camera quality, lighting, positioning, makeup, and temporary changes in the skin can affect what the camera captures.

3. Build a routine

Lora uses your scan context, skin concerns, and product choices to help organize a customizable routine. You can adjust the routine so it remains practical for your schedule and preferences.

Introduce products thoughtfully, follow their instructions, and stop using anything that causes irritation. Seek professional advice for persistent or concerning symptoms.

4. Understand product labels

The product scanner helps make ingredient lists easier to navigate and considers how a formula may fit your stated needs. It cannot predict every individual reaction, verify every marketing claim, or replace patch testing.

5. Revisit progress consistently

Future scans and routine history provide context over time. For more useful comparisons, try to scan under similar lighting and camera conditions. Visible change does not always establish that a specific product caused it.