Incilab analyzes the ingredients in your cosmetics and tells you how well they suit YOUR skin - not an average one.
Scan the bottle with your camera, search by name, or scan the barcode. In seconds you'll see what each ingredient does, which ones are worth a closer look, and why that product scores the way it does. An INCI list is in Latin, in tiny print, sorted by concentration: incilab translates it.
A SCORE FOR YOUR SKIN, NOT A GENERIC ONE
Answer a 4-step quiz and every product gets scored against your skin type and your goals. The same serum can be a 9 for oily skin and a 6 for sensitive skin. That's what you see.
THREE SCORES, NOT ONE
• Skin - irritation, comedogenic potential, endocrine disruptors
• Eco - biodegradability and ingredient origin
• Efficacy - what evidence actually backs each active
MY KIT
Save what you use and look at the whole shelf, not one product at a time: your routine's average, which product is dragging your match down, and the conflicts already sitting in your bathroom. Retinol and AHA on the same night, vitamin C with high-strength niacinamide, exfoliants stacking on each other.
SMART ROUTINE
An assistant builds your morning and evening routine with real products from the catalog, based on your skin and your concerns. You choose how many steps: minimalist is 4, complete adds a nighttime double cleanse, toner, essence, treatment, eye cream, moisturizer and SPF. Not sold on a product? Swipe through alternatives until one clicks.
DIGITAL VANITY
Build your own routine from what's already in your kit. The chemistry engine tells you live whether it all gets along: conflicts, synergies and a compatibility score.
BROWSE
Every sunscreen. Every moisturizer. Every mask. Filter out fragrance, alcohol or endocrine disruptors. Or search by active ingredient - niacinamide, retinol, retinal, vitamin C, ceramides, peptides, PDRN, hyaluronic acid - and cross both filters at once.
COMMUNITY
Verdicts from people with your skin type. Not from influencers.
WHERE THE DATA COMES FROM
CosIng, the European Commission's cosmetic ingredient database; ECHA, the European Chemicals Agency; and Regulation (EC) 1223/2009. Every analysis links its sources so you can check them yourself.
Available in English, Spanish (neutral, Rioplatense and Spain), Brazilian Portuguese and French.
incilab is an informational and educational tool. It is not medical advice and does not replace consulting a dermatologist. If you have a diagnosed skin condition or you're pregnant, talk to a professional before changing your routine.
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