Your skin has a history. Now you can see it.
Every product, change and note, in the order it happened.
- Jun
02Started a new cleanser.Logged the day it began. - Jun
16Noticed dryness along the jaw.Two weeks after the cleanser. - Jun
30Paused the toner.One change, on its own. - Jul
14Dryness settled.Recorded, with the date. - Jul
20Changed how often: serum.Every morning, to three mornings a week. - Aug
02Slight stinging around the eyes.One evening. Gone by morning. - Sep
05Pink across both cheeks.After a windy day out. - Sep
15Quiet fortnight.Nothing to report. Still an entry.
Changes and notes, side by side.
The timeline holds two kinds of entry. Things you changed, and things you noticed. Seeing them together is the point.
Added a product
The day something new arrived on your shelf.
Dropped a product
The day you stopped for good.
Swapped one out
One thing replaced by another, recorded as a pair.
Paused use
Put on hold, not gone. It can come back.
Resumed use
Picked it up again, with the date.
Changed frequency
Nightly to twice a week, or the other way round.
Skin responses
What you noticed, chosen from six plain options and described in your own words.
Notes
A line about the day: travel, weather, a late night. Context, not conclusions.
Dates first. Everything else second.
Dates first.
Each entry carries the day it happened, so gaps and overlaps are easy to see. A long quiet stretch tells you something too.
Products and changes together.
What you started, paused or dropped sits beside what you noticed. You never have to hold the order in your head.
Overlaps are visible.
If three things changed in the same fortnight, the timeline shows it plainly. That is useful to know before you draw any conclusion.
Late entries welcome.
Remembered something a week later? Add it, and mark it as recorded late. The timeline stays honest about when you knew.
How a shelf gets built.
The shelf was built one addition at a time. Seven additions, four months, each with a date.
- Feb
08Added an exfoliating toner.Night, three times a week. - Mar
10Added a ceramide moisturiser.Morning and night. - Apr
14Added a vitamin C serum.Mornings. - May
04Added a clay mask.Once a week. - May
20Added an eye cream.At night. - Jun
02Started a new cleanser.Both morning and night. - Jun
12Added a daily sunscreen.
A timeline shows
- The order things happened in
- How long there was between one thing and the next
- What else changed around the same time
- When you noticed, and when you wrote it down
A timeline does not show
- Why something happened
- Which change mattered most
- Whether a product suits you
- Anything about how serious a change is
A timeline shows sequence. It does not say why.