thursday 24 july · good morning
receipts · this week
Chemical sunscreens are toxic.
Overblown. Daily use cut invasive melanoma by 73% in the Nambour trial. Skipping it is the actual risk.
12 products · watched daily
on watch · 3 products
Only products with an open flag sit here. Silence on the other nine means we are watching them and have nothing worth telling you.
shelf-life clock
Allergen load across everything you own, over 24 months.
netting · retire the double-up

reading the label
read · niacinamide serum
The Ordinary · scanned just now
claim vs the list
quiet by default
this month
1 findingTwo products have no readable INCI, so we cannot promise silence means safe for them. We would rather show the gap.
$38$52
Lowest in the 8 months we have watched, and it still scores clear. Not a marked-up "sale" - we checked it against the trailing median.
limit order · armed
EOFY sales are ~18 days out. We will hold.
connected · read-only
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Read-only. We mirror your card so you can scan in store. We never touch your points, and we do not sell what is on it.
About two purchases at your pace. No countdown, no nudge to spend.
ready when you are
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honest worthanswers, not verdicts
Informational only, not medical advice. Every sentence is tagged by what backs it.
updated weekly
The day's scare, answered from the graph. Screenshot-ready.
"Chemical sunscreens are toxic."
The most protective product on an Australian shelf. Daily use cut invasive melanoma by 73%. Skipping it is the actual risk.
Nambour RCT, HR 0.27 · AS/NZS 2604 · TGA
"Phenoxyethanol is a neurotoxin."
Capped at 1% in the EU, and that trace is exactly what lets a formula skip harsher preservatives. The scare is about swallowing it.
EU Annex V, ≤ 1%
"Every chemical filter is fine."
The backlash overshoots too. Oxybenzone is restricted above 2.2% on the body. Dose still decides, both ways.
SCCS/1622/20 · EU 2022/2195
the ingredient dex
A signed card. It deep-links to the evidence and cannot be re-skinned into a scarier verdict.
The one kinder to your skin wins, with the reasoning shown.
Ranked by how close each sits to the 1% line. Only one is above it, and your SPF 50 is not on this list.
Matched on the active that matters, not on marketing. Same working dose of niacinamide, less per milligram.
That is what these volumes cost at full-size RRP, not resale cash. Minis rarely resell, so read it as what you are holding.
the six minis · tap to read one
Four of the six score clear for you. Two carry a fragrance you react to, and one duplicates what you own, so the honest figure lands nearer $90.
Full-size RRP ÷ full-size volume × the sample's volume, always shown with a per-mL figure, the same way we cost an active. Worth, never a hyped-up value sticker.
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