Scan any skincare product to see a verified ingredient breakdown, banned ingredient check, and personalised compatibility score against your skin profile.
Point your phone at any product label. OCR extracts the INCI list and cross-references it against a 28,000-ingredient database in seconds.
Scan the barcode to pull verified data from our database of 47,000+ beauty products — no typing needed.
Take a selfie for a personalised read on your skin type, concerns and hydration — then get product recommendations that match.
Every SEREN purchase unlocks 30 days of unlimited scanning. If you haven't shopped with us yet, there are two simple ways to keep going.
Annual plan available in-app: £24/year (two months free).
SR Scan is launching soon on iOS and Android. Leave your email and we will notify you the moment it is available.
No spam. One email when SR Scan goes live, and nothing else.
When you place an order at serenmaison.co.uk, your SR Scan account is automatically upgraded to unlimited scanning for 30 days from the order date. Buy another product any time to reset the 30 days. There's no special link to click — it just happens.
Each scan uses AI ingredient analysis, which has a small per-scan cost. Three scans is enough to see what SR Scan does and decide if it's for you. Most users become SEREN customers (free 30 days) or subscribe for £2.99/month — either way, the trial has done its job.
No. Selfies used for AI skin analysis are sent to our AI partner for a one-off read and never stored on our servers. The analysis text stays on your device. See our Privacy Policy for details.
Yes. SR Scan works on any beauty product. The ingredient database covers 28,000+ ingredients and 47,000+ beauty products across all major brands.
You keep access until the end of your billing period, then return to 3-scan trial state. You can re-subscribe any time. If you've purchased a SEREN product in the last 30 days, your customer unlock continues regardless.
No. SR Scan is an informational and educational tool. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat or cure any condition. Always consult a dermatologist for medical concerns.