This is a game changer
I struggle to find products for my very sensitive skin and when trying to read ingredients, often don’t understand which ones should be avoided for my skin type. I have now used the good face project app for a few weeks and so far found 2 amazing products that have done wonders for my skin. If you care about what you’re putting on your face/body but don’t have the time or patience to do the research yourself, I 100% recommend downloading this free app
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What I’ve been looking for
This app is excellent. I can search the products that I use and it gives me information on the ingredients, whether they’re good or bad, and if it contains toxins or irritants. And if I can’t find my product, I email the app through a link and I describe the product I need examined and then like the next day, they’ve emailed me that it’s on the app already. Very cool. Love it
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Somewhat helpful
It’s an interesting concept, needs work and refinement. Here are some notes:
1) There should be a way to edit your full profile. The section where you check off toxins you want to avoid should link to some explanation—it’s pretty difficult unless you’re a chemist. I got stuck in a few of them, and I could not find a way to say I did not want phenoxyethanol.
2) when you search for an ingredient or product, like for example “vitamin C” or “vitamin c serum” the results should be ranked according to your algorithm percentage of what is a good match.
3) clean certified—not sure how you came up with that. Seems like they paid you to get the sticker. There is inconsistency with the plus minus ratings. There are items where the same ingredient gives a product a plus, and another product a minus. Not sure how you rate these.
It’s a great idea—and I am sure a ton of work. Nice job overall
2L16
1) There should be a way to edit your full profile. The section where you check off toxins you want to avoid should link to some explanation—it’s pretty difficult unless you’re a chemist. I got stuck in a few of them, and I could not find a way to say I did not want phenoxyethanol.
2) when you search for an ingredient or product, like for example “vitamin C” or “vitamin c serum” the results should be ranked according to your algorithm percentage of what is a good match.
3) clean certified—not sure how you came up with that. Seems like they paid you to get the sticker. There is inconsistency with the plus minus ratings. There are items where the same ingredient gives a product a plus, and another product a minus. Not sure how you rate these.
It’s a great idea—and I am sure a ton of work. Nice job overall
2L16
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Must have App
I love this app so much. It’s very easy to search and read results. I have already gone through almost all of my hair and skin care products. I was surprised to find out so many had hormonal disrupters or high levels of irritants. I became more concerned after a few new products that were supposed to be “holy grail” or high rated left me with contact dermatitis. I did use the app to find new products to replace the ones I decided to toss out and have really loves them. This has really proven to be a game changer on putting my money toward proven clean products that perform as expected or better.
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Download it!
This is the app! Download it! Super easy to use and I have shared it with all of my friends. Knowing what is in your cosmetics/products seems impossible sometimes. Companies are not transparent or use key words like no cruelty or natural ingredients to catch your eye! These same companies have hormonal disrupters or carcinogens in their products. This app has proved to be an invaluable source of information! Also, if there is a product that is not available on the app, you email, they review. Just amazing.
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