Not all skincare ingredients are equal. If you’re an avid skincare fan, you might know this already.
Maybe you recently discovered an allergy. Or maybe you just don’t like the source of an ingredient. Either way, you might have a list of ingredients that don’t work for your skin or values!
(Or a list of ingredients your skin absolutely adores!)
This article will teach you tricks and tips on how to stay organized and track your skincare ingredients like a pro.
- Why tracking ingredients matters
- The benefits of tracking ingredients
- Step by step on how to track ingredients
Easily Track Ingredients
Keeping tabs on these ingredients can be a hassle. Especially when browsing for new skincare products.
With hundreds of ingredients lists out there, all the text can start to feel like a crossword puzzle. Wait, did Product A have your favorite ingredient? Or was that Product B?
We built a feature for SkinSort users to track ingredients easily.
Setting your liked/disliked ingredients will help you save time (and prevent a headache) when looking at ingredients lists.
Benefits
And best of all? Once you set your ingredient preferences, this feature is everywhere on the site.
You’ll see these ingredients whether you are analyzing a list or looking at a product.
Need to compare two products? No worries, we will let you know if one contains one of your disliked ingredients!
How To Track Ingredients
Step 1
Setting your disliked (and liked) ingredients is easy-peasy. Simply log in to your account, navigate to the ingredients tab, and add them to your account. SkinSort accounts are completely free.
Step 2
Click on your profile icon and scroll down to "My Ingredients".
When browsing SkinSort, you can automatically hide products with your disliked ingredients. This will save you time when doing research on your next skincare favorite!
Get Started
SkinSort accounts are free and allow you to set ingredients. Start liking and disliking ingredients 😊
Want to learn more about ingredients? Check out the ingredients database here.
Don't know where to start? Check out our comprehensive articles about Vitamin C and Bakuchiol, two superstar ingredients.
We also wrote detailed articles about the differences in BHAs and AHAs (both have amazing skin benefits!).
