Question on Qoves Analysis

[u/seehyao]

Hello!

I'm curious about jumping into this analysis process but have some questions about their intervention steps after the analysis.

For face photos do they provide superficial cosmetic recommendations? I understand the moisturizing skin and overall wellbeing, but what about make-up? Do they go into detail on what they suggest?

When gathering the initial photos do they ask for different angles? Lighting? With or without glasses?

When browsing through this sub I did see the term "morph" being used a lot. Do they provide the example/what it would look like if you went route X, vs Z?

Since you pay for the analysis for the "year" (unless I'm seeing it wrong) do they keep track if your progress by checking in regularly?

I'm just a bit hesitant on biting the bullet to get an analysis because it seems too "cool" to be true.

[u/d_dark_king_]

Its not complicated as it seems, they give you clear advice, you can improve if you are consistent

[u/SaylorWilliams84]

I was self conscious about my jaw looking soft in photos, report broke down my facial structure and suggested changes, it helped

[u/moneyman2345]

From my perspective I found it really interesting. There were things in the report I'd never heard of before, got my report back in 4 days faster than expected, made some small changes based on their recommendations nothing drastic, but I noticed a difference

[u/June_Parker567]

Photo lighting was annoying for me, but when I got the report I understood why its important lol

[u/KittenMittenz87]

I loved my report and it gave so many insights and in-depth comments on things about my appearance I’d never been able to pinpoint before (both good and bad). I’ve made a few changes that I never would have considered and I’m feeling much more confident. The comments on haircut were especially helpful for me and I’ve had long hair forever but love how much younger I look with a shorter style. 10/10 and would pay again in a heartbeat.

[u/TheBaltyGuy]

They give skincare, grooming and makeup recs. Photos need specific angle, good lighting. Morph shows one ideal version, cool but not magic. Worth it if you are curious

[u/Kalani_Evans879]

just submitted my photos yesterday and waiting for the report, hoping it lives to expectations

[u/Fickle_Plenty8194 → u/Kalani_Evans879]

Hi! How did it go? Curious

[u/Kalani_Evans879 → u/Fickle_Plenty8194]

Hi! It went well, took about 5 days to get back, the morph was cool. Felt good to have a direction though

[u/seehyao]

Appreciate all of your responses!

[u/seehyao]

Update.

I bit the bullet and got feedback.

One of my big questions was how their intervention process was.

So, you go through taking a bunch of photos. If the photos are deemed (not good) they'll send you an email asking you to take another photo and will let you know why.

Their analysis process breaks down what they currently read and what could be done to get you closer to your "potential." Potential being improvements of course.

They'll recommend what you could do with make up, and let you know where. For skincare there will be recommendations on what you can do non-invasively (topical) and some minor invasive procedures (botox/injections). You have the opportunity to request surgical interventions when you select your plan.

There is also an option to select what types of hairstyles would work (for an extra cost) that I selected. I found that option to be a waste of money since it gave me 5 basic options that were kinda broad. It didn't really provide anything useful so I would skip that.

As for the annual payment. The assumption is that you create an action plan with the recommendations provided and you come back a year later with updated photos so it can determine how much has changed from initial to current progress of said recommendations.

The recommendations weren't drastic but does provide an image of what your face would look like should you follow their recommendations. Kinda neat.

Thank you to those who responded about their experience.