My breakouts are less frequent, my texture looks smoother, and my skin has a healthier glow overall. I did not realize how many ingredients were irritating me until Thea broke everything down in a way that made sense. One of the biggest differences for me is that I stopped wasting money on products that were not right for my skin. The match scores and ingredient explanations helped me figure out exactly what to keep and what to avoid. I also found a few new products I never would have tried on my own, and they have become part of my daily routine.My favorite features are the personalized routine builder and the progress photo tracking. The routine is simple to follow and it keeps me consistent. The progress photos have been great because I can actually see the changes over time and it motivates me to stay on track. I also love the dupe finder. It has saved me money without hurting the results I’m seeing.Overall, Thea has helped me understand my skin in a way I never did before. It is easy to use and it has made a big difference in both my routine and my results. Five stars.

I’ve been using Thea for a while now and it has genuinely helped my skin so much. Before this app, I was kind of guessing my routine and using a bunch of products that weren’t actually right for my skin type. The thing I love most is that I can type in any skincare or makeup product and it tells me right away if it’s a good match for my skin. I never had anything like that before, and it’s helped me avoid so many products that would’ve made my skin worse.The app also showed me that I was missing a few key steps in my routine that I didn’t even realize I needed. After adjusting my routine based on their suggestions, my breakouts are way more under control, my texture is smoother, and my skin looks so much healthier overall.I really love how easy it is to understand everything. The routines feel personalized, the ingredient explanations make sense, and it’s honestly just become my go-to tool whenever I’m buying anything for my skin. I recommend it to everyone <3

Unless you plan to purchase the subscription, DO NOT DOWNLOAD! When you download the app, it starts asking for information including photos of your skin concerns. Unfortunately once it “analyzes” those photos, it goes to a screen that says to click continue to agree to purchasing a subscription once the trial ends. A lot of apps have this type of screen, but usually you can exit out of it or skip. You cannot do this on this app. There’s no “X,” there’s no cancel, no skip, no go back… you’re forced to either stop there or continue. Since you are stuck on that page, you can’t go back to delete your account, photos, any information you posted. I even restarted my phone and deleted/ redownloaded the app to see if I could get back to some kind of homepage that would have some way to delay my account but it just kept bringing me back to the subscription page you can’t get out of. To me, the whole thing is suspicious and manipulative. You should either about that subscription page before taking my information and photos, or give the option to delete your account right there. I found their support email online and just sent a message asking for my account to be deleted. I’m hoping they respond and actually delete my account; otherwise this is definitely a suspicious scam to get your info.

I came across this app on tiktok. After downloading it, going through the skin photos and current routine and picking the 3 day free trial, I decided this app isn’t super helpful and definitely wouldn’t be worth $60 a year. I go back to tiktok to see why that one creator loved it so much. When I searched thea or thea app review, I realized that every video about it is an ad. They’re all from creators with less than 1000 followers and their bios are either “I <3 thea” or “it’s called Thea” AND alll of their videos are about the app. Not only that, these “creators” have nearly identical videos. They were obviously told what to post. I found one video where the creator was asked if it was an ad and she replied that it wasn’t. This advertising scheme is so shady and dishonest that I don’t want to support the app because of that. But as for why the app is mediocre, it just analyzes your face and products. I wish there was a way to categorize products as owned but not currently in use. It can analyze if a product is a good match for your concerns, but it doesn’t take into account how you really shouldn’t be using too many actives at once. It doesn’t help you build a routine beyond identifying products as a good or bad match. Definitely not worth the money.