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This app analyzes your skin and existing products to create a personalized daily skincare routine. It rates products based on your skin type and provides scientific backing for its recommendations. Track your skin's progress over time with photo analysis and tailored advice.
✓Personalized skincare routine generation
✓Product ingredient analysis
✓Skin type assessment
✓Barcode scanning for products
✓Progress tracking with photos
✓Scientific backing for recommendations
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What's New in Gloup
1.2.2
October 18, 2026
• The scan sees your skin better • Small bugs fixed
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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
GLOUP Premium
Scores, reasons, routine and products right for you.
$49.991 Year
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FAQ
Does Gloup have ads?
No, Gloup is ad-free. The app emphasizes user privacy and does not display advertisements.
What is Gloup Premium?
Gloup Premium unlocks features like product ratings with reasons, face zone analysis, a routine built on your profile, and the 'why' behind every choice. It is an auto-renewable subscription.
How much does Gloup Premium cost?
Gloup Premium offers monthly and yearly subscription plans. The monthly plan is $9.99, and the yearly plan is $49.99, which includes a free trial.
Can I cancel my Gloup Premium subscription?
Yes, you can cancel your auto-renewable Gloup Premium subscription. Details on cancellation can typically be found in your device's subscription settings or the app's terms of use.
What devices does Gloup support?
Gloup is currently supported on iPhone. The app was released on October 14, 2026, and the latest version is 1.2.2, updated on October 18, 2026.
Is Gloup suitable for children?
Gloup has an age rating of 12+. It is designed for users who are interested in skincare and cosmetic product analysis.
How often is Gloup updated?
The app was last updated on October 18, 2026, indicating active development and maintenance. Users can expect ongoing improvements and feature additions.
Does Gloup replace a dermatologist?
No, Gloup is a cosmetic app and is not a medical device. It does not replace a dermatologist, and users should consult a doctor for health decisions.
