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Version 2.0.1 · 2025-05-06
1. Improved user registration flow and skin type test experience 2. Enhanced product identification via barcode scanning 3. Smarter AI-based product usage recommendations 4. Bug fixes and performance improvements
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The store currently lists version 2.0.1, updated 2025-05-06.








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SkinCareLab is digital solution for a personalized daily skincare routine.
Do you know about the functional elements and vitamins? Are you aware of their effect on the skin, their primary sources, and ways for them to get into the deepest skin layers?
You can discover all of the above and even more with our special in-app skincare database right at your fingertips. We made it fast and easy to navigate, so you won’t spend any extra time googling. It’s all here!
We position ourselves as a pocket guide to help you navigate the skincare landscape of products and practices, as well as to help you get more information on the subjects of skincare vitamins and their effect on the skin.
SkinCareLab will help you choose personalized skincare solutions for your skin type, individual skin features and issues.
Glow up together with SkinCareLab!
Take the test to find out your skin type!…
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1. Improved user registration flow and skin type test experience 2. Enhanced product identification via barcode scanning 3. Smarter AI-based product usage recommendations 4. Bug fixes and performance improvements
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