Mapping the spectrum of human skin tones.

What you do in the app

Zero Skins is a map of skin tones people choose to add. A rewarded video can add 10 coins. You do not have to watch one to save a skin.

• Add a tone

  Pick the color that matches the skin you are saving. The six Fitzpatrick types are there as a guide.

• Put it on the map

  Add the country. The map groups the tones people have saved, country by country.

• Say who it belongs to

  Save it as yourself, or as someone you know. The portrait is a person, not a logo.

• Read the care notes

  Notes follow the tone you saved. They are a Fitzpatrick guide, not a shop and not a diagnosis.

Four steps to save a skin

1. 01

   Choose a tone

   Match the color on the picker to the skin you want to save.

2. 02

   Add the place

   Choose the country so the tone lands in the right place on the map.

3. 03

   Say who it is

   Mark it as you, or as a person you know.

4. 04

   Save it

   It joins the map. Open the tone later to read the care notes for that shade.

The Fitzpatrick scale, as a guide

The app uses these six types to describe the tone you saved. The notes that follow are not a diagnosis, and they are not a product catalog.

• Type I
• Type II
• Type III
• Type IV
• Type V
• Type VI