What Winter Glow is

The 21-Day Winter Glow Program is coming soon to the Beeuty iOS app: a limited 21-day winter routine challenge. The in-app copy also calls it 21 days of gentler winter skin: small, comfortable habits for colder, drier air. It will be a cosmetic series, not medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.

Beeuty itself (“AI Skin & Face Scanner: beeuty”) is an iPhone and iPad app you can download today. From one selfie it produces a skin score, a face map and an ingredient-led routine. Winter Glow will sit in that same app as a day-by-day program you can follow alongside the scan.

Who it is for

Winter air and indoor heating often leave skin feeling tight, dry or a bit flat. Winter Glow will be for anyone on iPhone or iPad who wants a short, structured set of cosmetic habits for that stretch — dryness, dullness, the “tight after a few hours indoors” feeling — without treating those as a diagnosis.

If you already follow a routine, the days will be small add-ons (gentler cleansing, sealing in moisture, giving heating vents a bit of space). If you start from a selfie scan, Beeuty’s dehydration and dullness guides will sit next to the program. Neither the scan nor Winter Glow will replace a clinician.

How it will work

Two pieces, both inside Beeuty, once Winter Glow is in the app:

  • A selfie skin analysis. One guided photo. Beeuty returns a 0–100 score, estimated skin age, type, and a zone map of visible concerns, plus a routine. Photos used for analysis are stated to be deleted after 30 days. Results are cosmetic estimates.
  • 21 days of daily steps. Each day will have two short prompts — things like a comfort check on the face, a creamier cleanse, moisturiser on damp skin, sitting a little farther from a heating vent. You will mark a day done in the app. There will be a badge in Settings if you finish all 21.

You will not need to invent a new shelf of products. The days will be habits, not a catalogue.

Day 1 and Beeuty PRO

Day 1 will be free. Days 2–21 will be part of Beeuty PRO. Beeuty is free to download; PRO is optional. This page does not list prices.

That split is how the in-app event is built: anyone will be able to open Day 1, and the rest of the series will sit with PRO. If you only want the selfie analysis and the first winter day, you will be able to stop there.

How to get ready

Download Beeuty from the App Store today — the app is available now. Winter Glow is coming soon to that same app; it is not in the current release. This page is here so you can read what the program will be.

Winter Glow will be iPhone and iPad only, matching Beeuty. Cosmetic tips only — see app versus a dermatologist if a mole, rash or painful breakout is the actual question.

Coming soon to the Beeuty app

Beeuty is free to download on iPhone and iPad. Winter Glow is coming soon. Day 1 will be free; days 2–21 will be part of Beeuty PRO.

Download on the App Store
FAQ

Questions, answered.

What is Winter Glow?
The 21-Day Winter Glow Program — a limited 21-day winter routine challenge coming soon to the Beeuty iOS app, next to Beeuty’s selfie skin analysis. Cosmetic, not a diagnosis.
Will Day 1 be free?
Yes. Day 1 will be free. Days 2–21 will be part of Beeuty PRO. Beeuty is free to download today.
Will I need Beeuty PRO for Winter Glow?
Not for Day 1. The remaining 20 days will be part of Beeuty PRO. This page does not list PRO prices.
Is Winter Glow in the app now?
Not yet. Winter Glow is coming soon to Beeuty. You can download the app today; the 21-day program is not in the current release.
Is Winter Glow medical advice?
No. The in-app series will be labelled cosmetic tips only — not medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Beeuty’s selfie results are cosmetic estimates, not a medical device.
Is Beeuty on Android?
No. Beeuty is iPhone and iPad only, so Winter Glow will be too.
A quick note: Beeuty is a cosmetic and educational app, not a medical device. Its analyses estimate how your skin looks in a photo — they do not diagnose, treat, or cure any condition. If a spot, rash, or mole worries you, or a concern persists or gets worse, please see a dermatologist.