ComfiSkin vs Charm
Charm: Skincare Routine 360 is a routine and content app sold through subscriptions, with terms that say no refunds. ComfiSkin tracks your routine, checks your products and costs nothing.
Data “is retained on your device and is not collected by me in any way.”
- Health
- Photos or videos
- Sensitive info
- Tracking: identifiers
The short answer
Charm’s privacy policy says your data “is retained on your device and is not collected by me in any way”. Its App Store privacy label lists health, photos and sensitive info as linked to you, and identifiers and usage data used to track you. It sells subscriptions up to $44.99 a year, its terms say “No refunds are offered”, and its developer website just says “Launching Soon”.
What that means: you can’t tell what Charm really does with your health data and photos, and if you regret paying, its terms say tough luck. ComfiSkin is free, and genuinely keeps your notes on your phone.
Side by side
| ComfiSkin | Charm | |
|---|---|---|
| What it costs | Nothing | $4.99 to $7.49 a month, up to $44.99 a year1 |
| Refunds | Nothing to refund | “No refunds are offered”, say its terms3 |
| Tracks you across other apps | No | Identifiers and usage data1 |
| Health and photos linked to you | Kept on your phone | Yes, says its App Store label1 |
| Checks products against your skin | Yes, every scan | No |
| Face yoga and DIY guides | No | Yes |
Two descriptions of your data that can’t both be true
Charm’s undated privacy policy says your data “is retained on your device and is not collected by me in any way”.2 Its App Store privacy label says something very different: health, photos or videos and sensitive info are linked to your identity, and identifiers and usage data are used to track you across other companies’ apps and websites.1
Health details and photos are the most sensitive things a skincare app can hold. When the policy and the label contradict each other, you can’t know which describes what actually happens. ComfiSkin keeps your skin profile, routine, check-ins and photos on your phone, and doesn’t track you.
What that means for you: Charm’s own documents disagree about whether your health data and photos leave your phone. ComfiSkin’s don’t.
Subscriptions with no refunds
Charm’s US listing sells monthly plans at $4.99 and $7.49, six-month plans at $17.99 and $26.99, and yearly plans at $29.99 and $44.99.1 Its terms say subscriptions are “SUBJECT TO AUTOMATIC RENEWALS” and “No refunds are offered”.3 When we checked, 8 of its 50 most recent US App Store reviews gave one or two stars.4
“I was charged 25 dollars and for what ?”
“…require you to commit to paying after a short free trial”
ComfiSkin has no subscription, no trial and no refund policy, because there’s nothing to pay for.
What that means for you: forget a trial and you’re paying, with terms that say you won’t get it back.
What to do if you use Charm
- Check whether you’re paying. On an iPhone, go to Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions. Apple may still refund you, whatever Charm’s terms say.
- Think twice before adding health details or photos. Its documents disagree about where they go.
- Move your routine into ComfiSkin. Free, and it checks your products too.
Sources
- Charm: Skincare Routine 360 on the US App Store: in-app purchases and App Privacy label. apps.apple.com
- Charm privacy policy. sites.google.com
- Charm terms of use. sites.google.com
- Apple’s public feed of the 50 most recent US App Store reviews of Charm, read 11 October 2026. itunes.apple.com
More comparisons
Track your routine for free
Routines, clash checks and product checks, kept on your phone.
- Free, all of itNo plans, trials or paywalls. Every feature, for everyone.
- No sign-upNo account, no email, no password to lose.
- No ads, no trackingNothing about you is sold, shared or followed around the web.
- Your notes stay on your phoneWith a password-protected backup that only you control.
- Never asks for your faceIt reads the label, not you.
- Answers for your skinYour skin type, concerns, avoid list and routine, every time.