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Mads TimmermannSkincare specialist

INCI ingredients database

Independent, evidence-led verdicts on the molecules in your skincare. Search by name, function, or skin type.

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  • Niacinamide

    One of the most useful, best-tolerated active ingredients in skincare, backed by repeatable clinical evidence across pigmentation, oil control, and barrier repair.

    Barrier supportSebum regulationPigmentation
  • Retinol

    The gold standard for visible signs of aging and a serious supporting act for acne and pigmentation, provided you start low and build up.

    Cell turnoverAnti-agingAcne
  • Salicylic Acid

    The oil-soluble exfoliant that gets inside clogged pores. The right tool for blackheads, whiteheads, and the kind of acne that lives at the surface of the follicle.

    ExfoliationPore decongestionAcne
  • Ascorbic Acid

    The most-studied form of topical vitamin C, a daytime antioxidant that meaningfully complements your SPF and slowly evens out pigmentation.

    AntioxidantBrighteningCollagen support
  • Sodium Hyaluronate

    A reliable surface hydrator that draws water into the upper skin layers. Useful, low-risk, but routinely oversold as anti-aging.

    HydrationPlumpingBarrier support