Safely: Cosmetic Ingredients

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About this app

Safely is the ultimate label scanning app for anyone who cares about health and well-being. Our app uses the built-in camera in your device to scan the ingredients on the label of any cosmetic product. The app is designed to identifying substances that are not recommended for pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers, vegans, allergy sufferers, or substances that are generally considered harmful to health.

Our app is incredibly easy to use. Simply point your camera at the INGREDIENTS or INCI section of the label, and within seconds, you will receive a list of any hazardous ingredients found, along with any contraindications associated with them.

Safely is a must-have app for health-conscious consumers and anyone who cares about their health. With our app, you will be able to make smart decisions when it comes to chosing cosmetic products. No more guessing about the meaning of silicones, parabens, or any other ingredients that are listed on the labels.

Take control of your health and well-being with Safely app today!

Ratings and reviews

This does a better job of reading the teeny tiny ingredients labels than I can, but I don't find the display format as helpful as it could be. I would prefer if it showed the entire list of ingredients, highlighting the potentially hazardous ones. Also, unless I'm missing something, there doesn't seem to be a way to label and save a scanned item (so you could compare products).

Amazing app, opened up our eyes to the ingredients and the roles they play in our every-day products. Also there are no ads, its easy to use and the devs that created this are just amazing. Slight glitches when typing and pasting (from the internet if the product is online) ingredients but the camera works well enough. Brilliant app, please continue to develop it further or even make others for foods. Thank you!

What I like about this app is that it scans the ingredient list and not the bar code. This featur is good because I don't live in North America so the bar code scanners don't work where I'm from. I do wish to see a bit more info about why certain ingredients aren't good for some people. A link to a source would be good enough.

What's new

Minor issues fixed