Based on 23 real App Store reviews, here's exactly what users wish Skincare apps would build.
Features users are literally asking for in their reviews, ranked by demand.
"There's no feature to track your daily skincare routine and habits. This is a feature pretty much e"
"I literally just want a list of all the products I use on order"
"Was looking for a nice FREE app that could help me search for good products and fix up my skin care routine"
"there are many other apps you can get that are free"
"I also wish for the selfie logs you could see the comments you left from each one, and maybe a slider comparison feature on"
"Can put a list of ingredients banned and preferred... Shows you products with your list of banned ingredients, can't figure out how to stop seeing p"
Prioritized actions based on user demand and market opportunity.
74% of complaints center on paywall blocking basic features. Users explicitly want to 'just want a list of all the products I use on order' without paying. Free tier drives adoption, premium features drive revenue.
Users report app ignores their banned ingredients and skin preferences when recommending products. Building accurate filtering that actually works would differentiate from Skin Bliss's broken system.
30% cite missing popular brands. Allow users to add products easily with photo/barcode scan and crowdsourced verification to scale database quickly without manual curation bottleneck.
App recommended retinol to 12-year-old user. Building age-based filtering and safety warnings would establish trust and avoid potential harm, especially important for skincare category.
Users explicitly request 'slider comparison feature' and ability to 'see the comments you left from each one.' Progress tracking with visual comparison is core value proposition for skincare apps.
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