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Highly Recommend
A lot better than personally researching or depending on AI. Artificial intelligence does not check every ingredient independently, even if you ask. Instead it will find words like "organic" or "healthy" in the title and assume a product is safe. This app eliminates the need for all the extra work.
Best App
You have to pay Onskin Pro to use… what?
So good
Disappointed — Too Many Features Behind a Subscription
I understand that apps need to make money, but having to pay for a subscription just to access something as simple as scanning a product feels really unfair. I already have to pay for the actual product I’m buying, and during these hard financial times, adding another subscription just to check whether the product is good for me isn’t realistic.
I don’t have a lot of money to spare, and I was hoping this app would help me make better choices before spending money on products. Instead, I was disappointed to find that I’m expected to subscribe.
I would really like to see more basic features like barcode scanning and ingredient information available for free, with the subscription reserved for more advanced features. I think that would make the app much more accessible to people who genuinely need help choosing affordable products.
Porq hay q hacer una membresía hay que pagar y eso no es así
cutesy
Ehhh
Kind of backwards
For example, it labels dimethicone as green - completely safe. Dimethicone is a non-biodegradable chemical that is bad for both your skin and the environment. It can cause dryness, breakouts, and it inhibits your skin’s natural cell turnover process. The app says it’s just fine.
A few examples of incorrect ratings:
App rated product 97/100 when the first ingredients are parfum and hydrogenated items.
Product received excellent rating of 85/100 when it contained PEG, fragrance, and artificial colors.
Yellow rating of 60/100 for an item that was mostly safe in my eyes. It flagged seed oil that was lower in the list. That was basically it.
The app marks ingredients like salicylic acid, glycolic acid, hypochlorous acid, and hydrocolloid as potentially unsafe. And although scientific research is always attached to support its claims, I don’t particularly think these are concerning and oftentimes buy products specifically for these ingredients. I don’t think it should negatively affect ratings as greatly.
Money grab
It feels incredibly misleading and designed to get you to keep paying rather than actually provide the personalized routine advertised. Definitely not worth it.
Amazing
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
OnSkin
It didn’t have some of the products I had
I love it
On skin
SCAM
As soon as I found out I reported the issue to Apple and filed a claim.
Please be careful not to fall into the automatically renewing weekly subscription “trap” that I did! 😕
