Skinclusive Studio, from Skinfare - Your 2000s inspired dress-up game, unfiltered.
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A body-inclusive dress-up game where you can play with KP, body acne, and more, on characters that look like you. Every time you play, we donate $1 to the BIPOC Eating Disorders Conference.
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Hey Product Hunt!
I’m Amanda, founder of Skinfare. I made Skinclusive Studio for anyone who’s ever felt like their skin wasn’t “pretty enough” to be seen.
It’s a 2000s-inspired dress-up game where you can explore skin conditions like KP, backne, stretch marks, and hyperpigmentation on avatars that actually look like us.
Playable right in your browser—on desktop or mobile, no downloads. For every play, we donate $1 to the BIPOC Eating Disorders Conference to support care for overlooked communities.
Coded with care. Powered by unfiltered skin.
Would love your thoughts, feedback, or favorite video game you grew up playing 💖
@amanda_p_cayemitte I love this game so much! When is the skin care line launching?!?!
@jess_intl_cafe Thank you! Sometime this year :)
Love the concept, reminds me of my Barbie video game when I was kids which a body positivity angle
@mabel_oza That's exactly the feeling we were going for! Nostalgia meets real-life skin & bodies we never saw growing up. So glad it resonated.
This is incredible, Amanda! Love the mission and the nostalgic 2000s vibe—such a creative way to celebrate real skin. Cheering you on! 💫