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We read the formula, weigh the research and grade the claim, A to F. Every source on the page. Never sponsored.
Latest dossiers
Label investigation
GrandeLASH-MD Lash Enhancing Serum The brand discloses its prostaglandin analogue (isopropyl cloprostenate) and a warning on its own site, so the results claim is plausible.
Last reviewed · Rubric v1.0
Viral claim check
The Ordinary Argireline Solution 10% Argireline is second after the solvents in a simple, fragrance-free base, and the copy promises only the 'appearance' of fewer lines.
Last reviewed · Rubric v1.0
Comparison
Timeless 20% Vitamin C + E Ferulic Acid Serum The same three actives as the studied formula, in nearly the same order, with no fragrance and no dupe hype in the copy.
Last reviewed · Rubric v1.0
Product teardown
AmLactin KP Bumps Be Gone Body Cream, 15% Lactic Acid Lactic acid is the topical dermatologists reach for first, and here it's second on the list, behind water, in a fragrance-free base.
Last reviewed · Rubric v1.0
Label investigation
Native Aluminum-Free Deodorant, Coconut & Vanilla An honest aluminum-free deodorant: no sweat claim, and a short, readable formula.
Last reviewed · Rubric v1.0
Label investigation
Badger Reef Safe Mineral Sunscreen SPF 50 25% zinc oxide in four ingredients, non-nano and uncoated as the brand says, with none of the filters regulators are still asking questions about.
Last reviewed · Rubric v1.0
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How the Scope Grade works
Word for word, from the brand’s own page or pack, with the date we saw it.
The full INCI list: what’s in it, where it sits, and any disclosed percentage.
Human trials over lab work, matching dose and vehicle, and who paid for the study.
One letter with a plain-English reason, re-checked on a published schedule.
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