In the app

My Shelf

The products you actually own, in the order you actually use them, with the one thing a shopping app never tells you: whether you are about to run out.

States
Have it · Running low · Finished
Routine order
Cleanse → condition → treatment → leave-in → seal → style
Wash-day log
What you used, and when

Three states, because that is how a shelf works

A product is something you have, something you are nearly out of, or something you have finished. Those three answers are the whole model, and they are enough to tell you what to re-buy before wash day rather than during it.

Ordered the way you use it

Your shelf sorts into the six steps of a wash — cleanse, condition, treatment, leave-in, seal, style — so a gap in the routine is visible as a gap, not as an absence you have to notice yourself.

Re-buy goes to the merchant

Re-buying opens the merchant's own product page. BLK GLO does not hold your card, does not resell the product, and may earn an affiliate commission on some links at no extra cost to you — which is disclosed on the product, in the terms, and in the footer of every page on this site.

Being straight with you

What My Shelf does not do

Every product page on the internet has this section. Most of them hide it.

  • Your shelf lives on your device. There is no account sync yet, so a reinstall loses it.
  • Prices and availability come from the merchant and can be out of date.

An illustration of the screen, drawn from the app’s design tokens. BLK GLO is not released yet, so this is not a screenshot and does not pretend to be one.

A woman combing out her hair at a vanity mirror.

Kampus Production · Pexels

The other five

Also in the app