This free pore clogging checker gives every match an instant 0-5 clog rating. Paste an ingredient list and see which ingredients may be breaking you out - private, no sign-up.
Sample: coconut day cream
ExampleWhat you get
230+ ingredients
A curated comedogenic database with alias and typo matching
0-5 ratings
A color-coded scale, from proven safe to very likely to clog
100% private
Analysis runs locally. Your lists never leave the browser
Free forever
No account, no paywall, no daily check limits
Copy the ingredient list from any cleanser, moisturizer or sunscreen, paste it below, and scan it in seconds.
Images are uploaded to a cloud vision service and used only to extract this text
Analysis results
From tube to verdict in under a minute.
Flip the package or open the product page and locate the ingredient list (INCI).
Paste the whole list into the checker. Commas and line breaks both work.
Every matched ingredient is color-coded from 0 to 5, with the biggest offenders on top.
Tip: check leave-on products first. Moisturizers and sunscreens matter far more for clogged pores than rinse-off cleansers.
Everything here exists to answer one question: is this product safe for my skin?
A curated 0-5 comedogenic scale built from published dermatology references, not marketing claims.
Typos and label variations still match, thanks to exact, alias and fuzzy matching against the database.
Analysis runs entirely in your browser. Ingredient lists are never uploaded or shared.
No account and no waiting. Paste and scan, with drafts saved locally so you can pick up where you left off.
The full interface works in English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French and Spanish, down to the ingredient role labels.
Check labels in the store aisle straight from your phone. The whole tool fits in one thumb's reach.
I pasted my whole shelf in one evening and finally understood why my sunscreen kept breaking me out. Swapped it and my forehead cleared up within weeks.
The 0-5 scale makes it easy to compare two moisturizers side by side instead of guessing from marketing words like non-comedogenic.
I love that it runs in the browser. I checked a serum in the drugstore aisle before buying and put it straight back on the shelf.
As a formulator I don't take any single database as gospel, but these ratings match the published comedogenic scales I use at work.
The fuzzy matching is quietly brilliant. It even caught my misspelled isopropyl myristate from a blurry label photo.
My dermatologist told me to avoid coconut oil and lanolin. Now I can spot both in any ingredient list in seconds.
Everything people usually want to know before trusting the checker.
Paste your first ingredient list and see what's really inside your routine.