Every ingredient on a European cosmetic label carries a name set by the Commission, and often a limit on how much of it a product may contain.
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The European Commission's glossary of ingredient names, plus the annexes to the Cosmetics Regulation — what each substance is called, and where it is restricted.
Real labels from the SkinRevu catalogue, read ingredient by ingredient against that reference. A small, growing set.
Not only products in the catalogue — any label at all. It reads the declaration order, identifies each ingredient, and flags anything restricted.
Most people use four or five products a day and never see them side by side. Pick from the catalogue or paste any labels, and it reads them together — what appears in more than one step, which actives are stacking up, and what the routine adds up to.
Check a routineRegulatory fields from the EU and UK registers, checked 2 August 2026. See the full record →
52 of 52 ingredients identified. See the full label →
Across the 133 decoded labels.
Permitted, but subject to conditions or maximum concentrations under the Cosmetics Regulation.
