A few questions later on only apply to women, and a few only to men. This just tells us which ones to ask you.

A rough bracket is all we need, nothing precise.

Think about an ordinary day, not a particularly good or bad one. If none of them quite fit, pick the closest.

Pick as many as you like. If more than one applies, choose them all and we’ll ask which matters most next.

You chose a few, so this is simply asking which one you’d sort out first if you could only sort out one.

This one is about reactions rather than how your skin looks. Think about what happens when you try something new, or when your face gets warm.

We mean the first minute or two, before you put anything back on.

Your best guess across the last few months is fine.

If you get more than one kind, go with whichever you get most, or choose the mix.

Pick as many areas as you like. You can tap the face itself or the buttons below it, whichever is easier. Both fill in together.

We mean the flat patch of colour left on the skin afterwards, not the spot itself.

Marks come from different places and behave differently. If you’re not certain which yours are, that’s a perfectly good answer too.

A rough sense is plenty. Think back to the last one you remember.

Answer only for your own experience. If it isn’t something you’ve been through, No is the right answer.

We’re asking about timing. Does it flare up right after a shave, or is it there either way?

Look at your skin as a whole here rather than at one particular mark.

Choose as many as apply. Anything you stuck with for more than a week or two counts.

Pick as many as ring true. This one is about how you feel about it, not about your skin.

Choose as many as you like. Think about how you’d want to feel, not about which product does it.

Completely optional. A photo lets us look at your skin rather than only read about it, but the quiz gives you a result either way.

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