During treatment: in the chemo chair
This week's skin check-in
Treatment can make skin dry or red. One photo a week gives your nurse a clear note.
See it below1. Skin check-in
Light and camera change what a photo shows. Take it the same way each week.
This is the first check-in. Changes show from the second one.
Moisture: looks calm in this photo.
A mild, fragrance-free moisturiser may help.
Show the marked areas

Redness: looks calm in this photo.
A gentle cleanser and lukewarm water may help.
Show the marked areas

Acne-like spots: looks calm in this photo.
Leave the spots alone; a light moisturiser may help.
Show the marked areas

Texture: looks calm in this photo.
A rich cream after a shower may help.
Show the marked areas

Dark spots: looks calm in this photo.
Sun cream every day may help.
Show the marked areas

Dark circles: looks calm in this photo.
Rest when you can. That is enough.
Show the marked areas

Oiliness: looks calm in this photo.
A gentle wash twice a day may help.
Show the marked areas

Pores: looks calm in this photo.
Nothing to do. This is a note for later.
Show the marked areas

This is not a diagnosis. Ask your care team about anything that worries you.
2. Hair
Wigs, colour, hats and wraps3 looks saved. They have their own calm page.
3. Brows and lashes
Brows and lashes often thin in treatment. Try a shape to draw on.
Brows
Lashes and liner
4. Find this
Plain search links for what you tried. No ads, no affiliate links. Ask your team before a new skin product.
- Shoulder length (Wigs and short looks) — Google Shopping · Amazon
- Bob (Wigs and short looks) — Google Shopping · Amazon
- Pixie (Wigs and short looks) — Google Shopping · Amazon
- Soft arch (Brows) — Google Shopping · Amazon
- Liner + lashes (Lashes and liner) — Google Shopping · Amazon
- Mineral sunscreen spf 50 (Skin: Dark spots) — Google Shopping · Amazon