Sakra

Personal skin guidance, made human.

Listen closer to your skin.

Take a guided skin quiz, explore your skin profile, and discover a routine shaped around what your skin needs today.

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How it works

Four unhurried steps, start to finish.

Sakra is built around observation rather than guesswork. You answer a few questions, look at your skin properly, and leave with guidance you can actually follow.

  1. An open hand resting palm-up on cream linen beside a cup, seen from directly above.

    Step 01

    Tell us about your skin

    A few thoughtful questions about your priorities, how your skin behaves, and the routine you have now.

  2. An extreme close-up of a fingertip meeting skin, so magnified that only texture is visible.

    Step 02

    Complete a guided skin check-in

    Consistent, well-lit photos can support clearer observation and guidance over time.

  3. A woman standing at a table in a warm, near-empty room, seen from behind.

    Step 03

    Explore your skin profile

    A personal profile and ingredient guidance, written in plain language rather than product marketing.

  4. Two people’s hands joined, silhouetted against a bright window.

    Step 04

    Choose your level of support

    From a self-guided routine to ongoing help from a consultant — whichever matches how much support you want.

What an analysis can look like

A clearer picture, in plain language.

Instead of a score out of a hundred, Sakra frames skin as a handful of qualities you can actually act on.

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Hydration

58%

Moderate

Sensitivity

71%

Noticeable

Texture

46%

Uneven in places

Tone consistency

52%

Mixed

Barrier support

38%

Needs attention

Which areas might deserve attention first.

Your answers help shape what deserves attention first. Every point below is read the same way: the further from the centre, the more that area may benefit from support — so nothing on the chart is a good or a bad score.

  • Hydration support72/100
  • Barrier support64/100
  • Texture support55/100
  • Sensitivity care48/100
  • Tone support38/100

Three ways to be supported

Choose how closely you want to be guided.

Every plan starts from the same place: your skin profile. What changes is how much of the thinking you hand over.

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Essential

Monthly, in AZN

If you would rather work through it yourself

Understand your skin type and priorities, then build a straightforward routine you can keep to on your own.

  • Your full skin profile and report
  • A personalized morning and evening routine
  • Two guided check-ins a month
Discover the Essential plan
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II

Guided

Monthly, in AZN

If you want someone to look at it with you

Add a photo consultation and a personalized routine roadmap, so someone reviews your skin alongside you.

  • Everything in Essential
  • One consultant review of your photos a month
  • A routine adjustment each month
Discover the Guided plan
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III

Concierge

Monthly, in AZN

If you would rather it were largely handled

Live consultation, ongoing progress support, and help sourcing and arranging delivery of the products you choose.

  • Everything in Guided
  • One live consultation a month
  • Help finding and buying suitable products
Discover the Concierge plan

Get to know your skin

Scan your skin. Receive more personal guidance.

Answers alone only go so far. A short guided check-in adds a clearer view of hydration, calm, texture, and consistency to sharpen the picture.

Start your skin check-in
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Track your skin

Build your routine. See your progress.

Skin changes slowly. Consistent check-ins help make those changes easier to notice — a simple, honest record of what you used and how it felt, so patterns become recognizable instead of forgettable.

Step through the check-ins beside this — or pick a week yourself — to see how slow change surfaces when the light and the framing stay the same.

Check-ins, two weeks apart
The same face photographed at two-week intervals. The control below chooses which of the four check-ins is shown.

Professional support

Real guidance when you want a human touch.

Some questions are easier to answer out loud. Depending on your plan, a Sakra consultant can look at your photos, adjust your routine, and stay with you as it settles.

  • Photo check-inWritten feedback on the photos you send, and what to change first.
  • Live consultationA scheduled conversation for anything that needs a proper back-and-forth.

Sakra consultants offer skincare guidance and education. They are not doctors, and nothing here replaces care from a qualified healthcare professional.

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Talk it through. Ask every question.

Support is optional in every plan — the routine guidance stands on its own.

Begin a more thoughtful conversation with your skin.

A few thoughtful questions, a guided skin check-in, and a personal routine. It takes only a few minutes.

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Looking properly

Skin is easier to read when you look at it the same way each time.

A glance in a fogged mirror at seven in the morning is the hardest way to notice your own skin changing. The same face, in the same light and the same position, is a completely different amount of information — and it costs you about ten seconds.

Drag the control to compare one moment two ways: caught in passing, and actually looked at.

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The same woman in the same position, this time in soft even daylight, looking calmly at her own skin.
At a glance Looked at properly

The same skin in both halves — only the light and the attention change. Sakra does not detect or diagnose skin conditions.

About Sakra

Care that listens, before it recommends.

Most skincare advice arrives as a product. Sakra starts somewhere quieter: what your skin is doing, what you have already tried, and how much support you actually want.

It's a bridge between three things that rarely meet — an overwhelming set of choices, the habit of observing your own skin honestly, and optional guidance from someone who does this daily — meant to slow the decision down, not speed up a purchase.

It brings those ideas together in one calm journey, from the first questions to a routine and level of support shaped around you.

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Questions

Before you start.

No. Sakra offers educational skincare guidance. It does not diagnose conditions, prescribe treatment, or replace a consultation with a dermatologist, doctor, or other qualified healthcare professional.

Your answers and the skin check-in are brought together into a clear profile, followed by routine guidance shaped around your priorities.

You can also select a photo from your device to use during the guided check-in.

No. Your quiz answers, name, phone number, image, and plan selection stay in your browser’s memory for as long as the page is open. Nothing is sent to a server, and nothing is written to cookies or browser storage. Refreshing the page clears everything.

Generic ingredients and product types — for example a fragrance-free cleanser or a niacinamide serum — with a short explanation of why each may help. No brands, no specific products, and no guaranteed outcomes.

Guidance always suggests patch testing and introducing one change at a time.

Essential covers an expanded skin profile, guidance based on your skin type and priorities, a routine generator, product suggestions, and two guided face scans a month. Guided adds a photo consultation, more personalized recommendations, and a routine roadmap. Concierge adds VIP support, live consultation, ongoing progress support, consultant answers, and help purchasing and arranging delivery.

Full pricing in AZN is shown inside the guided journey.

No. If you have a painful, rapidly changing, spreading, bleeding, or otherwise worrying skin concern — or a mole or lesion that has changed — please see a doctor or dermatologist. Sakra is not built for urgent care and should not delay it.

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Start here

What is your skin trying to tell you?

Start with a few thoughtful questions and explore a routine built around your priorities.

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