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Version 1.0.20 · 2026-08-13
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The store currently lists version 1.0.20, updated 2026-08-13.








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Ask Selfy is your own personal AI beauty stylist. Discover your "color season" - the shades that flatter your skin, eyes, and hair - and try looks on your face to see what they look like before you start
Inside Ask Selfy:
- Discover your color season and style attributes.
- Browse personalized looks and step-by-step guides, from everyday to special occasions.
- Ask Selfy: an AI stylist that answers your questions about makeup, color, hair, and pairings.
- Virtual try-on: preview a look on yourself.
- Save your favorites and come back anytime.
Free & premium:
Browse the looks and guides, take a color quiz, and unlock one virtual try-on - all free. A subscription unlocks the full experience: AI styling chat, selfie-based color analysis, and monthly virtual try-ons.
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