Assign washing, masks and oiling to specific days, tick them off on the day screen, and check what's in the products already on your shelf.
You know a protein from an emollient. The hard part is the mundane bit: which day, which week, what has already happened and what got skipped. Glossly is where that routine has a schedule — not an advisor telling you what to do.
Assign washing, masks, conditioner and oiling to days of the week. If your routine runs on a two-week cycle, set an odd and an even week — the app knows which one you're in.
The day screen shows only what's due today and lets you tick off what you've done. Reminders at a time you choose.
Enter a product's ingredients and Glossly shows an estimated PEH breakdown — no verdicts, no point scores. It's there to help you match a treatment to what your hair needs this week.
Your products live on a shelf inside the app, sorted into categories: shampoos, conditioners, masks, oils.
Add photos to the gallery and log length measurements. Hair grows more slowly than memory works — two photos side by side show a difference you can't see day to day.
Ticked-off treatments earn points and levels in your profile. It's a consistency counter, not a contest.
Your products in categories, instead of a basket in the bathroom.
A simple counter for ticked-off treatments. Visible only to you.
At a set time, on the days when something is scheduled.
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An INCI list gives the order of ingredients, not their concentrations. Every PEH breakdown in Glossly is therefore an estimate derived from that order — and the app says so next to every result, not buried in the terms.
That's why you won't find a percentage “product match” or a score here. You cannot compute those from an ingredient list, and a number that looks precise is worse than no number at all.