🧴 The shelf
Everything we've read.
Every product here has its full ingredient list on file, in the order it appears on the pack. Filter by what's in it — or, more usefully, by what isn't.
Filter by what isn't in it
These read the ingredient list, word by word. A filter removes the products whose label names one of these — which is not the same as promising the rest are free of it, and not the same as catching every one.
A label can reach us with its commas missing, arriving as one long string we cannot read a name out of. A label need not declare traces, “parfum” covers its own components without naming them, and nothing on a pack accounts for what happens in a factory.
Facts about labels, never a safety verdict.
What the shelf holds, and what it won't say.
What's on file
- The full ingredient list, in the order it was printed on the pack.
- Brand and product name, as the source stated them.
- A shelf — skincare, hair, suncare — where the source named one, and nothing invented where it didn't.
What we never do
- No score, no grade, no ranking.
- No verdict on a product or a brand — the decision stays with you.
- No ads and no sponsorships. Nobody pays to appear here.
Don't recognise a word on the list?
The dictionary explains what each one is and what it does in a formula, in plain English.
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