CosmeKanri App-Analysen für 18. Juli

CosmeKanri helps you keep track of how long your cosmetics are good for. "When did I open this mascara?" "How long can I keep using this foundation?" Once opened, cosmetics don't last forever. Using products past their prime can cause skin trouble. With CosmeKanri, simply log the opening date — the app estimates when each product should be used up, and notifies you before that day. ■ FEATURES [Register your cosmetics] Log the product name, category, manufacturing date, opening date, photos, and memos. Supports 16 categories including skincare, foundation, lipstick, and mascara. [Use-by estimates, calculated automatically] The app estimates how long each product is good for, based on its category. - Mascara, liquid eyeliner: 3 months after opening - Skincare, liquid foundation, lipstick, etc.: 6 months after opening - Powder eyeshadow, face powder, etc.: 1 year after opening - Unopened cosmetics: 3 years from the manufacturing date [Reminders before it's time] Get notified 7 days before a product reaches its use-by estimate, so you never miss the right time to use it up or replace it. [Sorted by use-by date] Your cosmetics are listed with the items to use up first at the top. You can also filter by category. [Your data, on any device] Sign in with your Google or Apple account. Your data follows you even when you switch devices. [Theme colors] Choose from four theme colors to match the cosmetics you own. ■ PREMIUM PLAN - Unlimited registration: register as many cosmetics as you like, beyond the free plan limit (20 items) - Used-up management: label and organize cosmetics you have finished Choose between a monthly plan and an annual plan (recommended). ■ PERFECT FOR YOU IF... - You own a lot of cosmetics and can't remember when you opened them - You want to avoid skin trouble caused by old cosmetics - You want to know what you own and use it all up - You don't want to miss the right time to replace your cosmetics Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/