A weekly plan built for your latest reading.

Changing several products and habits at once makes it harder to tell what helped. Kelp gives you a small set of actions to keep steady until your next guided scan.

The goal is not to build the longest routine. It is to make the next action clear enough to follow and the next comparison easier to interpret.

• One food focusA single nutrition action rather than a restrictive menu.
• One daily ritualA repeatable habit that fits into an ordinary day.
• One thing to avoidA focused constraint connected to the current plan.

No. Kelp can check products already in your bathroom and show where a formula fits the plan, what it matches, what it misses, and where it may clash.

Scan a product barcode or point the camera at its ingredient label. The result is cosmetic guidance, not a sales recommendation, allergy check, or safety verdict.

At the next weekly scan, Kelp compares the new reading with the last one across all six signals. The comparison gives you context for the plan that follows.

• Keep the setup similarUse comparable light, framing, and angles.
• Review every signalSee hydration, texture, redness, clarity, oiliness, and glow separately.
• Adjust deliberatelyUse the latest reading as the baseline for the next focused week.

Kelp fits best when you already care about skincare but want a calmer way to decide what to do next and whether your existing products support that plan.

It is especially useful if your routine has become hard to evaluate, you keep notes or photos in several places, or you tend to change too many things before you can see a pattern.