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Wildverse helps you explore cosmetic product information using its AI product scanner. Photograph a product or its ingredient label to investigate what you use on your skin. Treat the analysis as an explanation to review, not a certification that a formula is safe or suitable for you.
Open the cosmetic scanner Create accountA clear ingredient label gives the analysis more context than a front-of-package photo alone.
Explore AI explanations about a cosmetic and questions worth checking with its manufacturer.
Consider intended use and your own sensitivities rather than treating an ingredient name as a safety verdict.
Open the product scanner and select the relevant product context.
Capture a clear photo of the cosmetic and its readable label.
Check that the identified product matches your exact version.
Review ingredient questions against the manufacturer’s current information.
Start with the complete label on your current product. Use an ingredient checker for explanations, then verify important details with the manufacturer. Formula, concentration and how the product is used all matter.
Not conclusively. Ingredient names and AI summaries cannot predict every reaction or account for every concentration and use condition.
You can submit cosmetic product images through the product scanner. Recognition and the detail returned depend on the image and available product information.
Do not assume that an AI result or suggested alternative has been reviewed by a dermatologist. Verify any clinical claim independently.
Sign in to use account features and keep your history. Check the access and usage limits shown in the app before scanning; availability can depend on the feature and your plan.
Read the Wildverse Privacy Policy before uploading images. Avoid including personal information that is not needed for the scan.
Cosmetic analysis uses the product scanning workflow and AI interpretation of available image and product information. A result may miss small text or confuse similar packaging. This page does not claim direct integration with FDA, EWG or other ingredient databases.
Illustrative walkthrough, not a recorded scan result.
The back label of a moisturizer containing fragrance.
Confirm the product name and ingredient spelling. If fragrance is a personal concern, check the manufacturer’s information and discuss previous reactions with a clinician instead of treating a scan as a patch test.
An ingredient list alone does not establish concentration, exposure or individual tolerance. Wildverse does not diagnose skin conditions or certify pregnancy safety, allergy safety or dermatologist approval. Discuss personal concerns with a qualified clinician.
Independent background information; these links do not imply an affiliation or data integration. Sources referenced, not an endorsement.
FDA: Cosmetic ingredientsWritten and maintained by Rafael — founder of Wildverse and CitableHub.
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