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Clean Skin: Cosmetics Ingredient Checker
get an honest 1–10 safety score with the reasons behind it
Know what's really in your cosmetics. Point your camera at any skincare, makeup or sunscreen label — no barcode, no database wait — and get a clear 1–10 safety score with every ingredient explained in plain language. Add a selfie Skin Health check, an AI skin assistant and a stop list that shows which products match your skin. Reads INCI and Cyrillic labels.
I built it for my girlfriend. She reads the ingredient list on every cream before she buys it and googles the ingredients one by one, right there in the store. A trip for one cream takes her half an hour, and she still isn't sure the cream won't break her out.
Scanner apps didn't help. They work from a barcode and a product database, and many products sold in Warsaw, Lagos or Lisbon aren't in any database.
Clean Skin reads the label itself. Point the camera at the ingredient list, Latin or Cyrillic, and in a few seconds you get:
• a 1–10 safety score based on public hazard data
• a plain explanation of each ingredient: what it does and why it matters for your skin
• a stop list and Personal Match: which products in your routine fit your skin
• a Skin Health check from one selfie and an AI assistant for follow-up questions
• search across 113,000 products when the box isn't in your hands
Scanning and scores are free without limits. Pro adds enhanced recognition, photo skin analysis and the assistant.
iOS 17+, 8 languages.
What I want to know from you:
– which ingredient explanations were unclear
– what would make you trust the score
– which product the scanner got wrong
Thanks for reading.
About Clean Skin: Cosmetics Ingredient Checker on Product Hunt
“get an honest 1–10 safety score with the reasons behind it”
Clean Skin: Cosmetics Ingredient Checker was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #188 on the daily leaderboard. Know what's really in your cosmetics. Point your camera at any skincare, makeup or sunscreen label — no barcode, no database wait — and get a clear 1–10 safety score with every ingredient explained in plain language. Add a selfie Skin Health check, an AI skin assistant and a stop list that shows which products match your skin. Reads INCI and Cyrillic labels.
On the analytics side, Clean Skin: Cosmetics Ingredient Checker competes within Health & Fitness, Beauty and Cosmetics — topics that collectively have 92.6k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Clean Skin: Cosmetics Ingredient Checker performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Clean Skin: Cosmetics Ingredient Checker?
Clean Skin: Cosmetics Ingredient Checker was hunted by Uladzislau Komar. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
For a complete overview of Clean Skin: Cosmetics Ingredient Checker including community comment highlights and product details, visit the product overview.
Uladzislau Komar
Hi, I'm Uladzislau, maker of Clean Skin.
I built it for my girlfriend. She reads the ingredient list on every cream before she buys it and googles the ingredients one by one, right there in the store. A trip for one cream takes her half an hour, and she still isn't sure the cream won't break her out.
Scanner apps didn't help. They work from a barcode and a product database, and many products sold in Warsaw, Lagos or Lisbon aren't in any database.
Clean Skin reads the label itself. Point the camera at the ingredient list, Latin or Cyrillic, and in a few seconds you get:
• a 1–10 safety score based on public hazard data
• a plain explanation of each ingredient: what it does and why it matters for your skin
• a stop list and Personal Match: which products in your routine fit your skin
• a Skin Health check from one selfie and an AI assistant for follow-up questions
• search across 113,000 products when the box isn't in your hands
Scanning and scores are free without limits. Pro adds enhanced recognition, photo skin analysis and the assistant.
iOS 17+, 8 languages.
What I want to know from you:
– which ingredient explanations were unclear
– what would make you trust the score
– which product the scanner got wrong
Thanks for reading.