Embed the ingredient checker
If you write about skincare, you can put this checker in your own post. Paste two lines of HTML where you want it and readers can check a label without leaving your page.
It is free, there is nothing to sign up for, and you may keep it as long as it is useful.
The snippet
<div data-skinsafecheck></div>
<script src="https://skinsafecheck.com/embed/checker.v1.js" async></script>
The div is where it renders. Put several on one page and each becomes its
own checker. The script tag can sit anywhere.
That snippet, running
What it does, and what it does not
It reads the ingredient names your reader pastes, matches them against 284 ingredients that carry a published comedogenic rating, and shows that rating with a link to where it came from. Anything it does not recognise is listed as having no published rating, which is not the same as saying it is safe.
It does not judge a product, score a formula, or say whether something will suit anyone's skin. A rating belongs to an ingredient and a product is a formula, so the checker reports and stops there.
The script tag is the only request it makes. The ingredient data is inside that one file, so nothing loads afterwards. It sets no cookies, stores nothing, sends nothing anywhere, and never sees what your reader typed, because the matching happens in their browser.
The credit line linking back to this site is part of the snippet and how the checker stays free to use. Ratings at this URL stay current: if a published rating here is corrected, your embed shows the correction without you touching anything.
Read where the ratings come from, including what the sourcing does not cover.