The Skin Score in Skin Bliss is broken into two key parts:

• 🧖 Skin Type Score – How well is this product formulated for your base skin type (e.g., dry, oily, combo). Some products are clearly labeled “for oily skin” or “for dry skin,” but many lie somewhere in between. Our system captures that nuance—rating how strongly aligned the product is with your skin type, not just whether it mentions it.
• 🎯 Skin Concern Score – Does the product include ingredients that specifically target your skin concerns (e.g., acne, redness, aging). We consider both the presence of beneficial ingredients and their likely concentration. That means a product with a tiny drop of niacinamide won’t get the same score as one that uses it at an active, proven level.

How to interpret the scores?

When you see a product score in Skin Bliss—say, 22%—your first thought might be:

“Wait… is this bad for me?”

The answer is: Not necessarily!

Let’s unpack what that score actually means—and why it’s one of the most misunderstood features of skincare apps.

💡 Our Skin Score Is Relative, Not Absolute

Skin Bliss doesn’t rate products in isolation. Instead, we evaluate them in the context of your skin profile and product category.

That means when you view a moisturizer score, you’re seeing how it performs compared to all other moisturizers for your skin type or concern—not on some universal “good vs. bad” scale.

📊 Example:

Let’s say you’re looking for a cleanser and your profile is:

• Dry
• Acne-prone
• Eczema-prone

We then look at all cleansers that are:

• suitable for dry skin