Sources before slogans
We prefer primary research, systematic reviews, professional guidance and official product information for facts such as ingredients, directions and availability.
Claims and evidence stay separate
Brand language is presented as a claim, not as independent proof. We explain what a source can support and where it stops.
No manufactured authority
We do not invent dermatologists, clinical testing, user results, product trials or personal experience. An article is labelled as a guide or claims analysis when the editor has not used the product.
Paid and affiliate work
Affiliate and sponsored relationships are disclosed. They do not determine headlines, conclusions or ranking. See the affiliate disclosure.
Updating the archive
Product availability, formulations, guidance and evidence change. Each page carries a last-reviewed date and a review cadence when ongoing maintenance is needed.