To learn more about skincare product details, positive and negative aspects, and ingredients or materials, you can use the following resources:
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YouTube: You can watch videos on YouTube that explain how to read ingredient lists and what to look for in skincare products. For example, the channel "Skincare with Hiram" has a video titled "How to Read an Ingredient List | Skin Care 201".
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Cleveland Clinic Health Essentials: This website provides information on popular skincare ingredients, what they do, and how they work. Dermatologist Wilma Bergfeld, MD, explains the benefits of ingredients such as alpha-hydroxy acids, retinol, and L-ascorbic acid.
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Byrdie: This website recommends 10 ingredient analyzer sites that can help you check the ingredients in your beauty products. Some of the recommended sites include EWG Skin Deep, Think Dirty, and CodeCheck.
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Healthline: This website lists 11 skin care ingredient checkers that offer a large database of products and ingredients. Some of the recommended checkers include Think Dirty, CodeCheck, and Skincarisma.
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EWG Skin Deep® Cosmetics Database: This website provides a comprehensive database of personal care products and their ingredients. You can search for products and evaluate their ingredients based on scientific and industry literature.
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The Fox & She: This website provides a list of 8 toxic skincare ingredients to avoid, along with alternative products to use instead. Some of the ingredients to avoid include parabens, phthalates, and sodium lauryl sulfate.
By using these resources, you can learn more about the ingredients in your skincare products, their benefits and drawbacks, and make informed decisions about what products to use.
