Everything Clarra reads, and nothing it fakes
Clarra is a focused, beauty-only tool built around three pillars and one principle: show sourced facts calmly, keep hazard separate from risk, and let you decide. Here's what that looks like feature by feature.
Join the waitlistSourced, not scary
Each flagged ingredient shows how a named regulator classifies or restricts it (EU CosIng, IARC, Prop 65, CIR, ECHA), with hazard kept explicitly separate from real-world risk.
A first-class pillar
Cruelty-free status is shown positively — what a brand states or is certified for — never as an accusation, and as text rather than licensed logos.
Catches the hidden ones
Carmine, beeswax, lanolin, honey, guanine and more are flagged, and genuinely ambiguous-source ingredients are marked honestly rather than guessed.
INCI, translated
The standardised ingredient list is turned into what each ingredient actually is and does — no chemistry degree required.
Transparency highlighting
'Fragrance (Parfum)' and EU-listed fragrance allergens like linalool and limonene are surfaced — a transparency and sensitivity aid, framed as such rather than as toxicity.
Chemical vs. mineral, clearly
See which UV filters a sunscreen uses, with sourced context for debated filters — while keeping the proven benefit of sun protection firmly in view.
Warm, editorial, non-alarmist
Plain-English bands like 'generally well tolerated' or 'flagged or restricted' replace fear-red warnings. Information that feels like guidance, not a siren.
Clears up the noise
When an ingredient sounds worse than its sourced record — SLS and cancer, silicones 'suffocating' skin — Clarra shows the actual regulatory picture.
Built to stay light on data
Clarra is designed to work without an account for its core features, keeping your scans your business. See the Privacy Policy for details.