About Chromyne

1.Who's Behind Chromyne

Chromyne is built and operated by Nazam LLC. We're a small team focused on one thing: turning a single selfie into a makeup look you can actually follow — the shades, where each one goes, and what it looks like on your face before you start.

2.Why We Built It

Most makeup advice is written for an average face. Tutorials show one person's eye shape, shade guides stop at "warm or cool," and neither tells you where to put anything on your face. Getting advice that accounts for your own features has traditionally meant paying a makeup artist.

We built Chromyne so that a single selfie produces a specific answer: a named shade for every zone, placement worked out from your face shape and eye shape, and the finished look rendered on your own photo so you can decide whether you like it before you spend an evening on it.

3.How the Analysis Works

When you upload a selfie, Chromyne sends the image to AI vision models (OpenAI and Google's Gemini API) to estimate your skin undertone, depth and contrast, your face shape, your eye shape, and your iris color. Undertone and contrast place you in a color season, which narrows the palette; everything after that is makeup.

From that reading and your answers about occasion, vibe, outfit color, skill level and time available, Chromyne builds the plan: a named shade and hex code for each zone, color correction chosen by the color wheel, contour and blush placement based on your face shape, and eyeshadow placement based on your eye shape. The finished look is then rendered onto your own photo using Google's Gemini image model.

That preview is a generated image, not a live camera try-on — it also restyles hair and outfit to suit the occasion you picked. This is a styling heuristic, not a clinical or scientifically validated test; see our guide on how AI analysis compares to an in-person session for an honest look at its strengths and limits. Full detail on what data is sent where, and how long it's kept, is in our Privacy Policy.

4.Editorial Content

Articles on the Chromyne blog are written and reviewed by the Chromyne team. They're intended as practical makeup and styling guidance, not medical, dermatological, or professional beauty advice. Chromyne does not analyze skin health, and does not recommend specific products or brands — shades are given by name and hex code.

5.Contact

Questions about Chromyne, how the analysis works, or a blog post: