Understand what deserves your attention.
Use your stated concerns to give the ingredient list context, rather than starting with a generic verdict about the entire product.
Personal ingredient checks for your skincare
Choose your next skincare product with less second-guessing.
You’ve read the label. You still need to know which ingredients matter to you. Check a product against the sensitivities and preferences you’ve shared, so you have a clearer starting point for your decision.
Use DermicIQ in your browser. Add it to your phone’s home screen for access when you’re shopping.
Ingredient information, not a diagnosis or a guarantee that a product will suit your skin.
Your concerns provide the context
An explanation, not another score
Your decision stays yours
A customer’s experience
The decision in front of you
You were looking for a cleanser. Not another research project.
You turn the bottle over. Look up a name you don’t recognize. Read another opinion.
And you’re still left trying to connect all that information to your own needs.
You don’t need more skincare advice to sort through. You need help understanding the decision in front of you.
Start with your concerns. Then look at the label in that context.
Start with your task
What are you trying to do today?
Choose the situation in front of you. You’ll see a path that fits the decision you’re trying to make.
01 / BEFORE YOU BUY
You’re considering a new product.
Check its listed ingredients against the concerns in your profile before deciding what to buy.
Find your next step 02 / AT THE LABELYou don’t recognize an ingredient name.
Start with the product it appears in. Look at the ingredient information in the context of your stated concerns.
Find your next step 03 / ON YOUR SHELFYou’re reviewing something you already own.
Start with one product in your routine. Check its ingredients before deciding what deserves a closer look.
Find your next step 04 / FOR OTHER PEOPLEYou help other people make these decisions.
Explore a possible approach for your clinic, store or education program.
Explore the professional pathsWhat you’re here for
Make a decision you can explain.
See the reason behind a match.
Look at the connection between a highlighted ingredient and the information you’ve provided. An explanation gives you something to work with.
Keep the decision in your hands.
Use the information to decide what needs more checking. You don’t have to treat an app result as permission to use a product.
You’re looking for an understandable next step, not another unexplained score.
How it works
Start with the product you’re looking at.
Bring the concerns you already know.
Set up the supported ingredient concerns in your profile. Your own information gives the check its context.
Scan a supported product.
Use DermicIQ to check the product’s ingredient information against your profile.
Read your result and its explanation.
Review what is highlighted and why. Identify what you understand and what still needs checking.
Check your product
Always check the ingredient list on the actual product. Formulations and products on store shelves can differ from database records. Read the ACDS guidance.
From information to understanding
See the reason. Not just the result.
A useful check connects what you’ve shared to what appears on a label. Here’s the idea behind that connection.
Your context
An ingredient concern you’ve already identified.
Your product
The ingredient information for the product you’re checking.
The connection to understand
Why this ingredient deserves a closer look.
Look for the link between the highlighted ingredient and your stated concern. Keep any uncertainty in view when deciding what to check next.
This example explains the intended workflow. It does not analyze a real product, demonstrate accuracy or predict how your skin will respond.
Ways to use DermicIQ
Choose the support that fits your task.
Start with your own product check. Or explore a professional path for the people who rely on your guidance.
01 / Personal ingredient checks
Understand the label in relation to your needs.
You’re checking a possible purchase. Or taking a closer look at something already on your shelf.
Compare product information with the concerns you’ve entered, then review the resulting matches.
Review current access, pricing and usage limits in DermicIQ before committing to a paid option.
- Your starting point One product and the ingredient concerns you already know.
- Your task Check which listed ingredients relate to your stated concerns.
- Your next step Read the explanation and decide what needs more checking.
- The boundary Ingredient information, not a treatment plan or a product-safety guarantee.
For your clinic, store or organization Help the people who rely on your guidance.
Proposed professional services. These lanes describe possible programs, not established offerings or verified client outcomes. Availability, scope, responsibilities and fees would need to be confirmed with DermicIQ.
Help your patients connect your guidance to a label.
Explore a patient-education pilot that supports your existing ingredient guidance without replacing your clinical judgment.
Possible scope: Label-reading materials, a supported product-checking workflow and clear directions for questions that need to return to your team.
Outcome to test: Can your patients apply your instructions more clearly outside the appointment?
Your education task → Agreed pilot → Review of understanding
Ask about clinic supportGive your shoppers an explanation they can understand.
Explore support for ingredient conversations built around your customer’s stated criteria, without turning a question into a safety promise.
Possible scope: Staff education, supported checking steps and boundaries for questions that require clinical advice.
Outcome to test: Can your team give clearer, more consistent ingredient explanations?
Your shopper questions → Workflow review → Agreed evaluation
Ask about retail supportGive your audience information they can use on a label.
Explore a resource or educational session built around the label-reading questions your community actually brings to you.
Possible scope: Worked examples, explanatory materials and a documented review process.
Outcome to test: Can participants explain what a label tells them, what it does not and what to check next?
Your audience’s task → Agreed resource → Comprehension review
Ask about an education projectThe change you’re looking for
Less second-guessing. More room for your day.
A reason you understand.
You want to know why an ingredient deserves attention, not just see another score to worry about.
An answer with your context.
You don’t need the answer for an average person. You want to understand what matters to you.
Less starting from scratch.
You want help checking a product without researching every unfamiliar ingredient name separately.
Less attention spent on guesswork.
You want skincare decisions to take up less of your day, while keeping the information you need in view.
These are illustrative customer goals, not customer quotations, verified results or guarantees of time saved.
Customer voices
In your own words.
Specific experiences from people who have used DermicIQ. Individual accounts are not guarantees of the same result.
Keep the limits in view
You deserve to understand what your result is based on.
An explanation should help you ask better questions. It shouldn’t ask you to hand over your judgment.
Your concerns provide the context.
You’re not looking for a verdict intended to apply to everyone. Start with what you’ve shared, and look at the result in that context.
Read DermicIQ’s approachYou should know the commercial context.
DermicIQ describes its approach as independent of paid brand listings and affiliate product recommendations. You can review that description before deciding whether to use the service.
Read the published explanationYour result has limits.
An ingredient match is not a diagnosis. An absent match is not a guarantee that a product will suit your skin. Keep the product label and any guidance from your clinician in view.
Before you start
Your questions. With the limits left in.
Will your result tell you a product is safe for your skin?
No. A match between listed ingredients and a profile is not a guarantee of how your skin will respond.
Use DermicIQ for ingredient information, not to diagnose a condition or replace advice from your clinician.
Do you need to know which ingredients concern you?
Your check needs context. Start with ingredient concerns you already know and the profile options the tool supports. Don’t treat a suspected sensitivity, a preference and a confirmed allergy as interchangeable information.
This page does not promise that DermicIQ can discover or confirm an allergy.
Can you check products already on your shelf?
Start with one supported product and check it against your stated concerns. Read the actual product label alongside the result.
An individual product check is not a treatment plan or an assessment of how your entire routine works together.
What happens when a product cannot be identified?
An unavailable result is not reassurance about the product. Use the supported options in DermicIQ or ask the team about coverage. Don’t interpret missing information as a safety verdict.
Do you need to download an app?
You can use DermicIQ in your browser and add it to your phone’s home screen. Open the app to get started.
What does it cost?
Review current access, pricing and usage limits in DermicIQ before committing to a paid option.
This prototype does not establish a subscription price, free-use allowance or cancellation policy. Professional services shown here are proposed and would require an agreed scope and fee.
What happens to the information you enter?
This landing page does not ask for or collect your sensitivity profile. The DermicIQ app is a separate service. Review its current privacy terms before entering personal information.
The professional inquiry tool prepares a draft locally in your browser. Nothing is sent by this page. You decide whether to send the draft through your email application.
No analytics scripts or tracking cookies are included in this prototype. Your hosting provider, email service and any external sites you visit may process information under their own policies.
One product. One next step.
Your next skincare decision doesn’t need another rabbit hole.
Start with the product in front of you. Check its listed ingredients against the concerns you’ve shared. Look at the explanation. Decide what needs your attention next.
Ingredient information for a decision you understand. Not a promise of a particular skin outcome.