SkinCheck.AI’s Mission for Healthier-Looking Skin in Indonesia
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A Story of SkinCheck.AI, One of the Top 20 Product-Based Capstone Projects in Bangkit 2023 Batch 1 “According to JakPat in the 2021 Beauty Trends Survey, ‘Acne-free skin is considered the ideal skin condition.’ 81% of respondents consider this to be the ideal skin condition. Otherwise, only 41% of respondents consider white skin to be the ideal skin.” — ( Katadata, 2022 ) The same survey from JakPat shows that 8 out of 10 women agree that skincare products are more important than makeup. Additionally, 8 out of 10 respondents, both women and men, believe that taking care of their face is a form of investment in skin health. In recent years, there has been a growing trend among Indonesians to prioritize their appearance, leading to increased efforts in skincare routines. However, this skincare usage surge often does not match knowledge about its potential risks. Moreover, many people still believe in dermatological myths. Fortunately, a group of young people from Bangkit made a breakthro