Dermelloa

Skincare, explained — nothing sold

Your skin, understood.

Dermelloa is the explainer layer for skincare — plain-English breakdowns of what the research actually shows, with every claim traced to its source.

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Sources we cite

  • PubMed
  • AAD
  • FDA
  • EU CosIng
  • Br J Dermatol

The toolkit

Six tools, in the order worth reading them.

All free, all cited. Start with the fundamentals, keep the references nearby, and audit the marketing when you are ready.

  1. 01Learning HubFoundationsStructured lessons by level and reading time, with progress tracking.
  2. 02Ingredient ExplainerReferenceWhat each active actually does — research vs. marketing, cited.
  3. 03Sunscreen GuideReferenceHow SPF works, the US–EU filter gap, and getting real protection.
  4. 04AI Skin AnalysisInstrumentYour profile, optionally a photo — research translated to your skin.
  5. 05App & Scanner AuditAuditWhat skincare apps really measure vs. what they claim.
  6. 06How the Industry WorksAuditWhat “clinically proven” means, influencer economics, price vs. quality.

AI Skin Analysis

The research, translated to your skin.

Not a diagnosis and not a shop — an educational analysis that connects your skin profile to the published evidence.

  1. 01

    Describe your skin

    Type, main concern, age, climate — five quick questions.

  2. 02

    Add a photo if you like

    Optional. It is analysed once and immediately discarded.

  3. 03

    Read your analysis

    A routine built from the research, explained at your level.

Try the analysis

Nothing you enter is stored — ever.

How we work

The standards behind everything on this site.

We cite everything

Every claim traces to peer-reviewed research or a recognized authority — PubMed, the AAD, EU CosIng.

Plain English first

A clear summary anyone can grasp, with deeper chemistry and regulation one click away.

We show our work

We explain how we weigh evidence — and always say whether a claim rests on a human trial or a petri dish.

No bias, no shop

We sell nothing and take no sponsorship. If the cheap option works as well as the luxury one, we say so.

Did you know?

Stress raises cortisol, which can increase oil and inflammation — a real, measurable route by which a hard week shows up on your face.

Read: Stress, Mental Health, and Your Skin→