Oily Skin Test From a Selfie
Excess shine on the T-zone is one of the most photographically obvious appearance signals. LooksMax Scan locates and scores shine across your face so you can target the right zones with the right routine.
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Use a clear front-facing photo in even light.
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What gets measured
- Shine-vs-tone separation for more stable visible-shine scoring
- Morphological texture filter to distinguish shine from texture
- Per-zone visible-shine map (forehead, nose, chin, cheeks)
- Score normalized against your own skin reflectance
How the AI measures oiliness
The pipeline separates visible highlights from base skin tone inside the face-zone skin mask. Bright reflective patches contribute to the shine signal.
A morphology pass reduces texture noise such as peach fuzz and fine lines so the score emphasizes coherent highlights. A photo alone cannot prove that sebum caused every highlight.
FAQ
Does indoor vs outdoor lighting change the score?
Yes, somewhat. Outdoor / window light gives the most consistent shine measurement. The pipeline normalizes against your own skin, but consistent conditions still help when comparing scans.
Will moisturizer make me score 'oily'?
Heavy occlusive products briefly will. Wait ~10 minutes after applying skincare before scanning if you want the truer reading.
Scan your oiliness pattern
The free scan above measures visible shine only. The optional full report adds the complete T-zone shine map, per-zone scores and the other modules for matched later comparisons.
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