CosmeticLens-Ingredient Check

Ever turned a product over and stared at a wall of Latin ingredient names? CosmeticLens uses your camera and on-device AI vision to read any cosmetic ingredient list (INCI) — and surfaces the ones that matter to you, in seconds. READ THE LABEL IN FRONT OF YOU • Point your camera at any ingredient list — no barcode, no product database • Works on anything: imported, sample-size, niche, or counter-exclusive products • Ingredients stream in card by card, each with a risk level and its position (earlier in the list usually means higher concentration) BUILT AROUND YOUR SKIN • A sensitivity profile you control: skin type, life stage, and 12 avoidance categories — fragrance, preservative, alcohol, acid, retinol, essential oil, sulfate, silicone, colorant, PEG, paraben, salicylic acid • Matches against your profile are flagged clearly as you scan • No paywall on your profile — it's yours from day one UNDERSTAND, DON'T JUST FLAG • Tap any ingredient for its INCI position, function, and a plain-language note • See whether a risk comes from an authoritative database or AI inference • Multilingual labels supported — read ingredient lists in many languages HONEST BY DESIGN • CosmeticLens shows you what it reads — it will never call a product "safe," "suitable," or "pregnancy-safe" • It is an information companion, not a medical or safety verdict. AI can misread a label or miss derived ingredients • The decision is always yours — verify against the actual product 100% YOURS • Your sensitivity profile stays on your device • No ads, no data selling COSMETICLENS PRO • Unlimited scans — sweep the whole vanity, compare the aisle • Available as a monthly or yearly subscription Subscription auto-renews until canceled. Manage or cancel anytime in Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions. Terms of Service: https://agentsmesh.app/products/cosmeticlens/terms Privacy Policy: https://agentsmesh.app/products/cosmeticlens/privacy End User License Agreement (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/