GORILLA FUEL BEAUTY
Point your camera at any shampoo, moisturizer, makeup, sunscreen or personal care product and get an instant ingredient check.
Beauty mode activates automatically when a cosmetic barcode is detected — you'll see the purple BEAUTY PRODUCT banner instead of the gold food banner.
The Gorilla Fuel beauty scanner checks your personal care products against Open Beauty Facts — a global database of cosmetic and personal care ingredients.
Methylparaben, propylparaben, butylparaben, ethylparaben.
Sodium lauryl sulphate, sodium laureth sulphate.
Oxybenzone, BHA, BHT, triclosan.
Catch-all terms that can hide hundreds of undisclosed compounds.
Penetration enhancers that may carry contaminants.
Slow-release preservatives flagged across evidence tiers.
Ingredients are graded with the same evidence tier system used for food — Strong Consensus, Emerging, Contested, and Precautionary.
Same scanner, run across popular sunscreens. "Clean" and "reef-safe" aren't regulated words, so we read the actual ingredient list and score what's really on your skin. Scores are live from Open Beauty Facts and can shift if a brand reformulates.
Badger Mineral 40 Sport
Zinc oxide, sunflower oil, beeswax. Nothing flagged.
Blue Lizard Sensitive
Mineral formula. Only minor: a PEG compound.
CeraVe Mineral SPF 50
Mineral. Minor: PEG & phenoxyethanol.
Banana Boat Sport Ultra SPF 30
Fragrance, PEG compounds, triethanolamine.
Hawaiian Tropic Sheer Touch
Parfum, methylparaben, octocrylene.
A flagged score isn't a safety verdict — it means the formula contains ingredients we flag (fragrance, parabens, PEGs and the like). Plenty of people use these products without issue. We show the reasoning so you can decide for yourself. Want your own sunscreen checked? Scan it →
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⚠ DATA COVERAGE — Beauty product data comes from Open Beauty Facts, a community maintained database. Coverage varies by product. Canadian personal care products are not required to disclose all ingredients in the same way food products are. Always verify ingredients on the product label.