📢 Disclosure & Transparency
Effective Date: October 24, 2026
Welcome to SkinMatchQuiz. We value transparency and want you to understand how we operate. Below is important information about how we generate revenue while maintaining our commitment to providing honest skincare advice.
1. Affiliate Disclosure
Product links on this website go to Amazon.com. We do not currently earn a commission from these links. If that changes, we will say so on this page and clearly mark them as affiliate links.
We only suggest products that we believe can genuinely benefit our audience. However, we encourage you to do your own research before making any purchasing decisions.
2. Advertising Disclosure
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We do not have direct control over which ads are shown, but we aim to ensure that the ad experience is appropriate and relevant to skincare and wellness.
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3. Editorial Independence
All opinions and recommendations on this website are written for informational purposes only and reflect the views of the authors. Compensation from affiliate programs or ad revenue does not influence the integrity of our content.
4. Medical Disclaimer
SkinMatchQuiz is for general information and education. The site is run by a web developer, not a doctor, dermatologist or other medical professional, and nothing here is medical advice, a diagnosis or a treatment plan.
Quiz results are general suggestions based on the answers you give. They cannot account for your full medical history, allergies or medications. Always check the ingredient list, patch test new products, and stop using anything that causes burning, swelling or a rash.
Please see a board-certified dermatologist or your doctor for persistent or painful acne, rashes, suspected rosacea or eczema, or any skin change that worries you. If you are pregnant, nursing or managing a skin condition, ask your doctor before trying new active ingredients such as retinoids.
Questions?
If you have any questions regarding this disclosure, feel free to contact us.
We appreciate your trust and are committed to maintaining transparency with our community.