Clara - Ingredient Checker

Stop guessing if your skincare is safe. Clara automatically scans beauty websites to detect pore-clogging ingredients, endocrine disruptors, and carcinogens before you buy. Shopping for skincare is overwhelming. Ingredient lists are hidden, complex, and full of chemical names that are hard to pronounce—let alone understand. Clara acts as your personal dermatologist in your browser, instantly analyzing product pages to reveal what’s really inside the bottle. Whether you are fighting acne, avoiding toxins, or just want "clean" beauty that actually lives up to the name, Clara has your back! KEY FEATURES: - Instant Analysis: Shop on your favorite sites like Sephora and Ulta as usual. Clara runs quietly in the background and alerts you immediately if a product contains risky ingredients. - Skin Safe: Struggling with breakouts? Clara cross-references ingredients against a comprehensive database of known comedogenic (pore-clogging) oils, esters, and fatty acids. - Toxin & Health Alerts: Go beyond just acne. Get warned about potential endocrine disruptors (hormone mimickers), carcinogens, and other harsh chemicals you might want to avoid. - Privacy-First Design: Clara analyzes text on the webpage—it does not track your browsing history, store your personal data, or sell your information. Your shopping habits stay on your device. HOW IT WORKS: 1. Install Clara and enable the extension in Safari Settings. 2. Shop on supported beauty websites (like Sephora, Ulta, and more). 3. See the Clara banner appear automatically: RED: Risky ingredients found (e.g., Parabens, Coconut Oil). GREEN: This product looks safe! WHO IS CLARA FOR? - Acne-prone skin types looking for non-comedogenic products. - Pregnant or nursing mothers avoiding specific chemicals. - Clean beauty enthusiasts who want to verify marketing claims. - Anyone tired of researching 50-syllable ingredients manually. Download Clara today and bring transparency to your skincare routine! Terms of Service: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/