Your skin has a story.
Finally a way to read it.
Add your products, log how your skin feels, and SkinAtlas shows you which ingredients are helping — and which aren't.
A shelf full of products, and no idea what's actually working.
The advice is generic and the feed contradicts itself. Ingredient checkers look at one product at a time; AI chatbots just guess. And the thing that matters most — how your skin reacts — never gets written down anywhere. SkinAtlas keeps all of it in one place.
What it does
Paste an ingredient list and see what each thing does, what it pairs well with, and what to watch out for — no black box.
A searchable home for the products you use, their ingredients, and your own notes and ratings.
Build an AM and PM routine and catch doubled-up actives, clashes (like retinol + acids), and how much your skin's taking on overall.
Note how your skin feels each day and watch the trend — so you can tie the good (and bad) days back to what you changed.
Ask about your routine, an ingredient, or your trends — answered straight from your own data, in a second.
Fill in a quick skin profile (type, concerns, sensitivity) to personalise your AI copilot.
Why it's not just another checker
Every benefit, risk, and clash points back to a real ingredient record. Nothing's a mystery you have to take on faith.
Built around the products you actually use and your own skin's history — not a one-size-fits-all routine off the internet.
Everything you add is yours, matched against a hand-curated library of 200+ ingredients.
“After six weeks I noticed my dryness score dropping every time I swapped cleansers. SkinAtlas had already flagged Sodium Lauryl Sulfate as a pattern. I would never have caught it myself.”
— free user, sensitive skin
Log your routine and how your skin feels each day. SkinAtlas connects the dots — surfacing which ingredients shift your skin score over time.
Start building your shelf
No signup required — search a product and decode it right now. Your shelf saves in this browser; sign in any time to keep it permanently and sync across your devices.
For informational purposes only — not medical or dermatological advice.