Skincare, decoded at the ingredient level.
Every serum and cream checked for actual active % (not label claims), retailer authenticity, formula stability, and review integrity. We fail products that market a dose they don't contain — even viral ones.
Skincare EyeQ actually trusts
Cleared active-% verification, retailer authenticity, review integrity, and formula stability — in that order.
These skincare products fail EyeQ's checks
Flagged for active-% failure, undeclared actives, or dropshipped gray-market stock. Paying even $9 is $9 wasted.
What skincare shoppers are asking EyeQ right now
Live prompts from real people. Tap any question to see how EyeQ answers it.
Four checks. Every serum. No paid placement.
The skincare lens: lab-verified active %, formula stability over time, retailer authenticity per SKU, and review integrity. If the % doesn't match the label, we fail the product.
Active % truth
Third-party assay of retinol, niacinamide, vitamin C, BHA/AHA. A "2.5%" that tests at 0.1% fails — we publish the number.
Formula stability
Tracks reformulations, pH drift, oxidation, and packaging changes. Products that silently get worse get flagged.
Retailer authenticity
Sephora, Ulta, brand.com first-party authentic. Amazon 3P sellers audited per-listing for gray-market and heat-exposed batches.
Review integrity
Detects review bursts, incentivized campaigns, and TikTok-driven inflation. 5-star spikes without verified purchases don't count.
Live skincare verdicts
EyeQ re-verdicts skincare continuously as batches, formulations, and retailer listings change.