How does Vereme's AI beauty analysis work?

Vereme uses AI to analyze over 250,000 skincare and haircare products worldwide, considering your specific skin type, concerns, budget, and time constraints to provide personalized recommendations backed by scientific research.

What skin types does Vereme support?

Vereme supports all skin types including normal, oily, dry, combination, sensitive, acne-prone (teenage, adult, cystic, hormonal, fungal), mature skin (early, mid, late), eczema-prone, and specialized needs like pregnancy and baby skin.

How much does Vereme cost?

Vereme offers personalized beauty analysis for $27 (beta pricing, regularly $49). This one-time fee provides comprehensive skincare and haircare recommendations with product prices and retailers.

What countries does Vereme support?

Vereme provides product pricing and availability for the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, Singapore, UAE, Philippines, India, New Zealand, and Mexico.

Does Vereme recommend professional treatments?

Yes, Vereme recommends professional skincare treatments, at-home devices, prescription options, and supplements in addition to skincare and haircare products, providing a comprehensive beauty solution.

Skincare & Haircare Analysis Survey - Personalized Beauty Recommendations

Find the world's most effective skincare and haircare for your needs budget and time available by answering these 9 steps

1. What is your skin type?

(please choose one)

Normally hydrated skin

Oily or combination skin (oily T-zone with dry/normal cheeks)

Oily but sensitive skin

Acne

Please select the specific type of acne

Teenage acne

Adult acne

Cystic acne (painful, swollen pimples)

Hormonal acne (flare-ups tied to female hormonal cycles)

Fungal acne (itchy red bumps)

Dry skin (before age 25)

Generally sensitive and reactive skin

Early aging prevention in your 20s–30s (mild fine lines)

Moderately mature skin (e.g. 40s–50s: established wrinkles and loss of elasticity)

Advanced mature skin and deep wrinkles (e.g. late 50s onwards)

Sensitive mature skin

Eczema

I want to whiten my skin

Pregnant & postpartum

Baby skin

Normal baby skin

Sensitive baby skin

Dry baby skin

Eczema-prone baby skin

Oily baby skin (cradle cap/scaly skin on eyebrows or scalp, acne on face)

This step helps us find the most effective daily skincare for your face (synergistic cleanser, serum, moisturizer/sunscreen, night cream and eye cream) and body (body wash, moisturizer and sunscreen)

2. Any additional skin concerns to be addressed?

(please choose all that are appropriate)

Uneven skin tone and hyperpigmentation

Skin redness and sensitivity

Facial hair and shaved head

Face product add-ons

Body

Sun and tan

Melasma (patchy hormonal pigmentation on cheeks/forehead)

Age spots & sun spots

Dull skin, lacking radiance

Uneven skin tone from sun damage (freckles, mild mottling)

Enlarged pores

Puffy eyes (under-eye bags)

Dark circles under eyes

Rosacea

Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (dark patches/spots after injury or inflammation e.g. acne, burns, eczema)

Acne scars (indentations)

Post-procedure recovery (laser, microneedling, chemical peels)

Post-shave irritation (razor burn & razor rash)

Ingrown beard hairs

Beard care & maintenance (beard dandruff, dry skin under beard, beard grooming)

Makeup remover for heavier makeup wearer (otherwise double cleansing is enough)

Lip balm

Lash & brow serum

Cellulite

Rough/bumpy skin texture or uneven tone on body

Keratosis Pilaris (KP) (bumpy "chicken skin" on arms, thighs)

New stretch marks (reddish or purplish)

Old stretch marks (silvery or pale)

Loose, crepey skin on body from weight loss

Post-shave irritation

Ingrown hairs

Dry skin on feet

Self tanner

After sun care

This question helps us add solutions for your specific or occasional needs

3. Tell us about your hair

(Select categories and options that apply to your hair)

Hydration & moisture

Strengthening & damage repair

Scalp health (dandruff and oil control)

Heat & UV protection

Dyed hair protection

Frizz control & smoothness

Curl definition & manageability

Volume & thickness

Hair loss prevention & hair growth

Prevent greying and aging

For curly or coily hair

For bleached, colored or chemically treated hair

For aging or grey hair

From environmental/lifestyle factors

For bleached, colored or chemically treated hair

For heat-styled hair

For long hair with split ends

For chemical relaxer or perm damage

For general weak hair

For chronic flaking dandruff

For mild or occasional flaking

For dry scalp

For oily scalp or greasy hair

For sensitive or allergic scalp

For lifestyles with high sweating

For frequent hot tool users

For blowout enthusiasts

UV protection

Combination of color, heat and UV

For swimmers regularly exposing their hair to salt or chlorine

For bright/fashion colors

For bleached blondes

For balayage highlight or ombre hair

For frequent dyers

For UV or environmental exposure

In high-humidity environments

For curly or frizzy hair

For damaged or over-processed hair

For fine flyaway hair

For longer frizzy hair

For coily or kinky hair

For curly or wavy hair

For transitioning from chemical straightening to natural curls

For stressed curls from frequent styling

Detangling needs

For naturally fine hair

For thinning hair

For long but limp hair

For aging hair lacking body

For oil build-up from not washing hair often

For male pattern baldness

For female pattern hair loss

For postpartum or stress-related shedding

For Alopecia Areata (small patches of baldness with defined round edges that may come and go)

For general hair thinning

Due to lifestyle factors such as overstyling or lack of nutrients in diet

Preventing premature greying (20s-30s)

Anti-grey maintenance (40s+)

Texture concerns with greying/aging hair

Natural approach for greying hair

How often do you wash your hair?

Daily (30 washes per month) Every 2-3 days (12 washes per month) Every 4-5 days (6.5 washes per month) Every 6-7 days (4.5 washes per month) Every 8-10 days (3.5 washes per month)

What is the recommended frequency? 2 - 3 days for straight‑to‑wavy hair. Weekly for curly, coarse, or chemically dry hair, with dry shampoo in between. Dermatologists recommend up to 10 days between washes if the scalp is healthy.

Understanding your hair's unique characteristics helps us recommend products with the right formulations.

4. Do you have any of these criteria for your skin and hair care? (optional)

Safe for mid to dark skin

Products formulated for male skin are preferred

"Clean": skin and hair products with only natural, vegan ingredients and no animal testing

Product Safety

We avoid dangerous or allergy triggering chemicals in almost all our recommendations. We believe none contain sulfates. 1% of our skincare recommendations contain fragrance, lanolin, paraben or benzyl alcohol that can cause some people allergies and 20% of haircare products have fragrance. Each is clearly stated.

5. In addition to skin and hair care products, if you could achieve the most effective results with any of the following, would you like us to include those in your recommendations? (optional)

At-home skin and hair
devices

Professional skin treatments, such as
facials, laser, microneedling or chemical peels

Suggest seeing a doctor who may choose to
prescribe medications (This presumes that you have time for a doctor's visit and occasional follow-ups.)

Hair salon treatments

This question helps us refine recommendations based on what you're most comfortable using. You're just a few clicks away from your perfect skin and hair journey!

6. Where are you located?

(please choose one)

Australia

Canada

India

Mexico

New Zealand

Philippines

Singapore

United Arab Emirates

United Kingdom

United States of America

Other Countries

For now, if you are in another country, you will be shown US pricing.

This question helps us provide more accurate pricing and product availability information

World's best usually doesn't mean expensive

Did you know that in skincare, the cost of ingredients and manufacturing usually accounts for only 15–20% of the retail price? In contrast, packaging can represent 20–40%, and marketing may take up 20–50%!

Luxury brands often add fragrances to enhance your sensory experience. However, these fragrances can cause irritation or dryness in up to 10% of people. Our research—which combines thousands of unbiased studies shows that while some luxury products may offer marginally better results, they often don't justify their premium price. That said, we've uncovered a few rare gems that really make a difference for some people and warrant high prices.

For haircare, the ingredients and manufacturing are 12 - 18% of what you pay for in mass market brands and only 5 - 10% for prestige brands. Packaging is 8 - 25%, with the rest as marketing and profits.

In other words, price doesn't necessarily determine quality. Instead, we have made recommendations based on proof of effectiveness, including ingredient quality, optimal concentration and combination.

7. What is your total budget for all the skincare solutions you want? (required)

General routine:

Enter your specific monthly budget:

As a guide for skincare cost, the monthly averages in America for the most effective face cleanser is $8.30, serum is $30.85, day moisturizer with SPF is $21.12 (plain moisturizer is $17.50), night cream is $24.90, eye cream is $44.95, body wash is $17.70, body moisturizer is $45.60 and sunscreen is $55.14. The total average most effective skincare cost per month is $217.71. The difference depends on your skin needs.

The average cost per hair wash in America for the most effective shampoo is $0.85, conditioner is $1.10, leave-in serum is $0.87, scalp serum is $0.57, styling product is $0.28 and mask every 4 washes is $1.07. If you wash your hair twice a week, this costs $38 per month.

Combined, the monthly average for general routines is US $255.71.

One-time budget for at-home devices, hair salon treatments or professional skincare treatments:

Enter your specific one-time budget:

8. How much time can you spend on your skin and hair care routine?

Daily (choose 1):

Less than 4 minutes per day 4 – 8 minutes per day 8 – 12 minutes per day +12 minutes per day

For professional treatments:

Up to 1 hour per month 1 - 4 hours per month 4 - 8 hours per month +8 hours per month

How much time can you spend on your haircare routine (average)?

Less than 10 minutes per week 10 - 20 minutes per week 20 - 30 minutes per week Over 30 minutes per week

Time for salon haircare treatments on average per month (excluding wash and styling etc.):

Less than 5 minutes per month 5 - 20 minutes per month 100 - 160 minutes per month

This question helps us suggest routines that match your lifestyle

9. Would you prefer to see results before attending a special event? If so, we will only suggest solutions that typically work before then.

Yes, before a specific date

If yes, what date?

No – I'm flexible and know that results can take time

Knowing your timeline helps us prioritize faster-acting solutions, if needed. Now get ready to receive the best skincare recommendations for YOUR skin!