Beauty & self-care widgets: skincare, outfits, journaling

These 6 widgets live under Beauty & Self-care in the library. They’re free, available in English, Chinese, Japanese and Korean, and made for Notion pages and phone home screens.

The 6 widgets

Widget	What it does	Where data is kept
Skincare Routine	Morning and evening steps as a checklist	On this device only (resets daily)
After-Opening Tracker	How long your makeup and skincare have left after opening	Widget settings
Self-Care List	Three gentle ideas a day, or your own list	On this device only
Outfit of the Week	One outfit photo a day, Monday to Sunday	Widget settings (your photos)
Journal Prompt	A journaling question every day	Answers are never saved
Daily Supplements	Vitamins and supplements — tap a capsule once taken	On this device only

Cycle Tracker, Body Check-in and Pregnancy Week by Week are covered in Cycle & pregnancy widgets.

Palettes

Every widget has 5 palettes — Mono (neutral), Sage, Cream, Lavender and Blush — each adapting to light and dark mode. Defaults differ by widget and none of them is pink by default; pick whatever you like. Card theme can lock light or dark.

Skincare Routine

• Up to 8 steps each for morning and evening, one per line. The defaults are a sample marked “Sample”, in a common order for each language (the Korean version double-cleanses). Once you write your own, the label goes away.
• With Show: Auto, the morning routine shows until 3 pm local time, then the evening one. The large size can show both side by side.
• Ticks are saved only in this device’s browser and reset the next day. Nothing is sent to our servers.
• Show streak is off by default. Turn it on to see how many days in a row you finished every step (also kept on this device only).

After-Opening Tracker

• For each item, add a name, type, the date you opened it and how long it lasts after opening. That number of months is printed inside a small open-jar icon on the pack (such as “12M”) — the PAO (Period After Opening) symbol from the EU Cosmetics Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009, which many products use worldwide.
• Auto uses 3 months for mascara and 12 months for everything else. The US FDA notes that manufacturers usually recommend discarding mascara 2–4 months after purchase (FDA: Shelf life and expiration dating of cosmetics). Always go by the symbol on your pack.
• Items due within 30 days turn amber; past items turn red with “time for a new one”. Stop using anything that changes colour, smell or texture, even before its date.
• Until you add items, a sample list shows (its dates follow today).

Self-Care List

• 36 ideas written by our team across body, mind, connection and rest. A new set each day, fixed for that day.
• Content can use only your own list, or your list plus ideas.
• No streaks, no completion rates — doing one thing is plenty. Ticks stay on this device.

Outfit of the Week

• Add photos with a date (and an optional note) in the editor; the widget lays out Monday to Sunday. If a day has several photos, the last one shows.
• Only upload your own photos, or ones the people in them have agreed to share. Photos are stored like those in any other image widget.
• Until you add photos, it shows our drawn clothing silhouettes marked “Sample” — never photos of real people.

Journal Prompt

• 40 questions written by our team across gratitude, reflection, feelings and looking ahead, one per day with no repeats within 40 days. You can stick to one theme.
• The large size has an Another button that only changes the question on the current page. The widget never collects or saves your answers — write them in your own notebook or Notion.

Daily Supplements

• One item per line; add “×2” at the end for twice a day and you’ll get two capsules to tap. Up to 8 items.
• The widget doesn’t recommend any supplement or dose — follow your doctor or the label. Ticks stay on this device and reset each day.

Why it isn’t called “For Her”

Skincare, outfits, journaling, supplements and self-care are for anyone. So the category is called Beauty & Self-care, and the cycle and pregnancy widgets sit in their own category named for what they do, rather than grouping widgets by gender.

FAQ

New device or cleared browser data, and my ticks are gone? Ticks live only in the current browser on purpose: no sign-in needed, nothing counted against My Data, and your habits aren’t sent to a server.

Can I use them in Notion? Yes — copy the widget link, paste it into Notion and choose Embed. See Embed in Notion and other apps.