The Second Opinion™
Every product you own, given an honest verdict — with the reason behind it.
“My bathroom is a smorgasbord of products I bought on hope — and I can’t tell what’s worth keeping.”
If that’s you, this is the offer built for the overwhelm. Your full Day in the Life™ reading first — then up to ten products you already own, each one read against the skin you’re actually in.
What comes back to you
The full reading — and then the verdict on everything you own.
01
Your full Day in the Life™
The Skin State Decoder™ reads your day’s patterns, your Skin Score™ places them on the continuum, and you get the hour-by-hour reading, two futures, and your named ingredient list — the foundation everything else stands on.
02
Ten verdicts, with reasons
Each product you own gets read against your actual day and comes back with a decision and the why — too aggressive right now, coating instead of absorbing, right product wrong season.
03
The gaps, named
The jobs nothing on your shelf is doing — named as ingredients, not products, so you can fill them from anywhere. Or nowhere, if the answer is you’re covered.
And sometimes the verdict is that what you own is enough. I’m the only one in this conversation free to say so.
From a real one
What a Second Opinion looks like when it comes back.
How it works
Fifteen minutes at your counter. Seven days of mine.
Step 1
The Decoder, plus your shelf
You take the Skin State Decoder™ — my proprietary assessment of the patterns your day runs through your skin — and send photos of up to ten products you own. About fifteen minutes, standing at your counter. No photos of your face, ever.
Step 2
I read everything against your day
Your Skin Score™ places your patterns on the continuum, your 24 hours get mapped — and then every single product is judged against the skin you’re actually in, with the reasoning written out, plus the gaps nothing is filling.
Step 3
Your Second Opinion arrives within seven days
The full reading, ten verdicts with reasons, and the gaps — in a clean PDF built to live on your phone. Then your counter finally makes sense, and I still sell you nothing.
The One Product guarantee
If it doesn’t change what you do with at least one product you own, it’s free.
Read your Second Opinion. If it doesn’t change what you actually do with at least one product — something you stop, pause, or finally use right — tell me. Full refund, and you keep everything. Ten verdicts that change nothing would mean the analysis was worthless, and I’m happy to be held to that.
Questions, answered honestly.
What if everything gets a “keep”?
Then you just learned something worth $297: your shelf is right, and the overwhelm can end. You’ll have the reading that proves it, the reasons behind every keep, and permission to stop shopping for a while — which no one else in this industry is ever going to sell you.
Do I need to send photos of my face?
No — never. Photos of your products, front and ingredient label. What gets read is your day and your shelf, not your pores.
What counts as a product? Does makeup count?
Anything that touches your skin with a claim attached — cleansers, serums, moisturizers, treatments, SPF, and skin-adjacent makeup like tinted moisturizers or foundations you wear daily. If you’re not sure whether something counts, send it; I’d rather see it than have you guess.
Why only ten?
Because ten is where honesty lives. Your real rotation is almost always inside ten products — and if it isn’t, that’s part of what we’re solving. Choosing your ten is the first piece of clarity, and it happens before I’ve read a thing.
What if I want a plan for actually changing my skin afterward?
That’s the Roadmap to Change™ — three months, a sequenced plan, and me on your side of every purchase. And your Second Opinion is credited in full toward it, because that reading is genuinely its first month’s foundation. You never pay for the same work twice.
Hope less. Know more.
Your counter is full of questions. Every one of them has an answer.
Fifteen minutes at your counter. Seven days of mine. And the smorgasbord finally makes sense.
Get my Second Opinion — $297