Live research index

Beauty claims, under review.

CosmeticFountain makes cosmetic claims publicly auditable: every dossier is built around a claim, evidence strength, safety status, source count, methodology version, and explicit uncertainty.

5

dossiers published

0

updated this month

5

claims reviewed

40%

have insufficient evidence

5

products reviewed

5

sources analyzed

No

No paid rankings

Yes

Human review before public claims

Important: CosmeticFountain is not medical advice. Product and device decisions should be discussed with a qualified professional when health, pregnancy, medical conditions, prescriptions, or devices are involved. Read the full disclaimer.

What you get before you buy

Beauty claims deserve better questions.

The public grade is a two-axis judgment: evidence strength and safety status. The grade does not mean endorsement, and a strong evidence grade is not a guarantee of safety for every person.

Recently reviewed

Latest public dossiers

Contested claims

Uncertainty is a feature, not a defect.

These dossiers surface claims where the evidence is preliminary, insufficient, unsupported, or context-dependent.

D Insufficient

Evidence dossier

Pilot Viral Cream

Limited evidence

glass skin overnight

Safety context: Safety context requires human confirmation before strong public language.

Grade history: No grade changes recorded.

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D Insufficient

Evidence dossier

Pilot Led Mask

Limited evidence

reduces redness

Safety context: Safety context requires human confirmation before strong public language.

Grade history: No grade changes recorded.

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How we decide

A public evidence-desk approach to beauty claims.

We separate marketing leads from evidence, verify source identifiers, route products to specialist experts, apply safety and regulatory gates, and require human review before publication.

  1. Reviewed evidence. Ingredient theory is separated from finished-product proof.
  2. Safety context. Irritation, contraindications, device risks, and regulatory concerns are surfaced separately from evidence strength.
  3. Conservative verdicts. A product never receives stronger language than the evidence allows.