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Not all cosmetic products behave the same on your skin. Context matters.
Skincare
Products designed to cleanse, treat, and protect facial and body skin. Context matters: leave-on products have different exposure than rinse-off.
Cleansers
Rinse-OffRinse-off products with brief skin contact. Lower ingredient exposure risk.
Toners & Essences
Leave-OnLeave-on hydrating and pH-balancing products. First layer after cleansing.
Serums & Treatments
Leave-OnConcentrated formulations with active ingredients. Highest potency products in your routine.
Moisturizers & Oils
Leave-OnLeave-on hydration and barrier support. Prolonged skin contact.
Sunscreens
Leave-OnUV protection products. Daily leave-on with specific active ingredient profiles.
Masks & Exfoliants
MixedTreatment products used 1-3 times per week. Varied contact time.
Haircare
Shampoos, conditioners, and treatments. Remember: your scalp is skin, and products can contact your face and neck.
Shampoos
Rinse-OffRinse-off scalp and hair cleansers. Brief exposure but frequent use.
Conditioners
Rinse-OffRinse-off moisturizing treatments. More contact time than shampoo.
Hair Masks
Rinse-OffDeep conditioning treatments with extended contact time before rinsing.
Leave-In Treatments
Leave-OnProducts that remain on hair and scalp. Consider face and neck contact.
Styling Products
Leave-OnGels, mousses, sprays. Prolonged exposure with potential face contact.
Makeup
Color cosmetics for face, lips, and eyes. Pigments and dyes behave differently than skincare actives.
Foundation & Concealers
Leave-OnBase makeup products. All-day facial coverage with pigments and oils.
Lip Products
Leave-OnLipsticks, glosses, balms. Lip skin is highly permeable—ingestion possible.
Eye Makeup
Leave-OnShadow, liner, mascara. Eye area is highly sensitive—special caution needed.
Blush, Bronzer, Highlighter
Leave-OnFace color products. Pigment-focused formulations.
Personal Care
Body-focused products with large surface area exposure and frequent daily use.
Body Washes
Rinse-OffRinse-off cleansers for large body surface area.
Lotions & Creams
Leave-OnLeave-on body moisturizers. Large application area.
Deodorants
Leave-OnDaily underarm products. Sensitive area with potential occlusion.
Hand & Foot Care
Leave-OnTargeted treatments for hands and feet. Frequent reapplication.
Dermatology-Adjacent
Products with active ingredients or designed for specific conditions. Educational support only—not a replacement for professional care.
Colored vs Non-Colored Cosmetics
Non-Colored Cosmetics
Focus on functional ingredients like moisturizers, actives, and preservatives. Skincare, haircare, and personal care products fall into this category.
Colored Cosmetics
Introduce pigments and dyes alongside functional ingredients. Makeup products require analysis of both colorants and base formulation.
This distinction refines our analysis internally without adding complexity for you. We account for pigment interactions automatically.