Free AI Guides The Skincare On Half Of My Face For 30 Days

Free AI Guides The Skincare On Half Of My Face For 30 Days

It's truly understandable to harbor skepticism towards AI, especially given previous encounters with misinformation from both AI and beauty influencers. However, I decided to embark on a unique 30-day experiment where I opposed the skincare routine from a customized AI, Chat GPT, against a minimalistic expert routine on different sides of my face.

Customizing the AI

The journey began with creating a specialized version of Chat GPT focused on skincare. This customized AI, dubbed “Baby Robot Skin,” was programmed to analyze, recommend, and monitor skincare routines. With a room filled with the essence of Pao Santo and stacks of alchemical transmutation books, I channeled my energies into configuring this AI to reduce misinformation, all in the hopes of yielding positive results for my skin.

The Setup

Initially, I sent a makeup-free photograph of my face to the AI, which analyzed it meticulously and opted to focus on the right side, identifying it as more problematic. Subsequently, I uploaded details about all my skincare products for the AI to rotate through for its recommendations. Despite an initial hiccup suggesting retinol for the morning routine, which I corrected, I had my 30-day plan locked in.

In contrast, the left side of my face was treated with a minimalistic three-step routine — cleanser, moisturizer, and sunscreen, as per dermatologist recommendations. With the routines set, I embarked on this 30-day journey.

The Journey

Days passed, and I adhered to my split skincare regimen. Despite no immediate dramatic changes initially, consistency and monitoring were key. Throughout the experiment, I also had various interactions with the AI, seeking its reasoning on trust issues among humans in today's tech-dominated world, and capturing its reflections.

Unexpected Surprises

Midway, my plants exhibited a weird white residue, prompting me to seek assistance from Planty, another plant care specialized AI, which unfortunately led to a mistaken diagnosis. To correct this, another AI was consulted, revealing the real plight of my plants, aligning more with human advice found on Reddit. A lesson in AI fallibility, but it allowed me to tweak my skincare regimen, identifying and eliminating potential irritants.

The Results

After over 30 days, it was time for the final assessment. I noticed that the right side of my face, tended by the AI, looked healthier and felt better overall. Despite not securing a professional dermatologist’s input, I could visually discern an improvement. I even sought opinions from an online community but faced roadblocks, making personal judgment crucial.

Interestingly, the AI also reversed its choice, now favoring the right side as healthier, revealing its adaptive learning ability. And honestly, the results, as showcased in a before-and-after comparison, do suggest a positive AI-induced transformation.

Reflections and Recommendations

In hindsight, while this AI-derived skincare approach yielded tangible results, it was apparent not all AI applications, especially those pre-made, are reliable. Customizing the AI and continuously feeding it updated, accurate data seemed more effective.

Keywords

• AI
• Skincare
• Chat GPT
• Customization
• 30-Day Experiment
• Minimalistic Routine
• Dermatologist
• Skincare Products
• Plant Care AI
• Adaptative Learning

FAQ

1. What motivated you to use AI for skincare?

I had faced disappointments with misleading beauty influencers and wanted to experiment with AI as an alternative to test its reliability and effectiveness.

2. How was the AI customized for this experiment?

The AI, named “Baby Robot Skin,” was programmed with extensive skincare data and personalized with my input to reduce misinformation significantly.

3. What were the skincare routines followed on each side of your face?

The AI dictated a comprehensive regimen for one side, while a simplified three-step expert-recommended routine was used on the other side.

4. Did you face any issues during the trial?

One initial mistake was recommending retinol in the morning. Midway, I also experienced a minor skin reaction but adjusted the routine accordingly.

5. How did the AI compare to the minimalistic routine in terms of results?

The AI-tended side showed marked improvement, appearing healthier and feeling better after 30 days compared to the minimalist side.

6. What should be noted about using AI for skincare?

Successful implementation involved continuous input and updates to the AI, underlining the importance of customization over pre-made models.

7. What other applications of AI did you explore during the experiment?

I experimented with a plant care specialized AI named Planty, which unfortunately misdiagnosed an issue with my plants, reflecting on the varied reliability of specialized AI.