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Klaris - Cosmetic Ingredient Analysis

Cosmetic Ingredients, in the Context of Your Skin and Hair.

One product can fit different profiles differently. Explore its ingredients and general score alongside a reading that changes with the skin or hair profile.

Example Product Reading

Same Product. Different Fit.

The Klaris Score belongs to the product. My Skin Match changes with the selected profile.

50 Product Examples to Explore

Face Care · Example Product

Vitamin C Serum

Real Catalogue Data · Brand and Barcode Masked

Klaris Score
60/100
General Ingredient Assessment · Free
Environmental Profile
91/100
An environmental assessment of the ingredients, separate from the profile match score.

These two product-level values stay the same when you change the profile.

What the Scores Mean and Their Limits
16 Ingredients · Selected Highlights

Not the full INCI list. Barcode 8684••••43.

My Skin MatchExample Profile72/100Reading
Example Skin Identity

This selection is not a personal analysis of your skin.

  1. Moisture Balance

  2. Reactivity

  3. Tone Evenness

  4. Signs of Ageing

My Skin Match

72/100
High Match Signal

This value describes the selected example profile only; it is not a personal result.

In the app, My Skin Match is part of Klaris Premium.

0–44Extra Caution
45–69Partial Match
70–100High MatchRange containing the selected score

Product and Match Reading

This serum brings together the vitamin C derivative 3-O-Ethyl Ascorbic Acid, Panthenol and the humectant Glycerin. Glycerin is relevant to moisture support; what matters for you is finding a texture that also feels comfortable on your skin. Niacinamide has been studied in specific formulations for evenness of skin tone and the appearance of fine lines, making it relevant to your care goals; its concentration here and the effects of the finished product need separate consideration. The catalogue lists fragrance, which is worth considering when choosing the product; if you have a known fragrance sensitivity, check the ingredient list with this in mind. Lactic Acid is also listed, so check the product warnings on acid use and sun protection. This is an interpretation, not a recommendation on its own.

50 Product Examples to Explore

Values are from the 25 May 2026 catalogue snapshot; current values in the app may differ. This is not a medical diagnosis or treatment recommendation.

Explore Your Own Products in Klaris.

For iPhone and Android · Free, with in-app purchases. The app is currently in Turkish; English is in preparation.

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The Klaris App

A Look Inside the App

Promotional images of the Turkish Klaris app · 2 September 2026. iPhone and Android offer the same core features; the phone frame and some interface details may differ.

The Klaris Score and Environmental Profile describe the product. My Skin Match and My Hair Match are separate readings in the context of a profile.

Brands and barcodes are masked only in the web examples. These official promotional images may show real brands and barcodes.

  • Promotional image of the Turkish app. Headline: Scan the barcode. Know what you use. A barcode is aligned in the scanner, above a CeraVe eye cream card showing 96/100, Safe, and paraben-free, fragrance-free and sulfate-free labels.

    01 · Scan

    The barcode scanner and the product card shown after a scan.

  • Promotional image of the Turkish app. Headline: The general score stays the same. The match is based on you. The same product shows a general score of 96/100 and a profile match of 47/100. The four skin dimensions are oily, resilient, even-toned and firm, followed by supporting and caution notes.

    02 · Match

    A profile-based match score alongside the general score, which is the same for everyone.

  • Promotional image of the Turkish app. Headline: Know your skin and hair in four dimensions each. It shows 16 skin profiles and 16 hair profiles. Skin: oily, resilient, even-toned, firm. Hair: oily scalp, fine strands, curly structure, untreated.

    03 · Profile

    Editable skin and hair profiles, each described through four dimensions.

  • Promotional image of the Turkish app. Headline: Learn from people like you. A community feed has the Skin Twin filter selected, with example question and recommendation posts and Skin Twin and Hair Twin badges. People, posts and numbers are illustrative, not real user data.

    04 · Community

    A community feed filtered by profile similarity. The posts shown are examples.

  • Promotional image of the Turkish app. Headline: See not just the score, but why. The score explanation shows 96/100, Safe, a note that it is based on ingredient data and available formula information rather than a personal assessment, and ingredient explanations and a usage note.

    05 · Reasoning

    The basis of the score, supporting ingredients and a usage note.

  • Promotional image of the Turkish app. Headline: Read the INCI list and see what it does. Aqua, Niacinamide, Cetyl Alcohol, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride and Glycerin are each labelled low caution. A Niacinamide card describes moisture and barrier support.

    06 · Ingredients

    Plain-Turkish explanations of the INCI list, with a caution level for each ingredient.

  • Promotional image of the Turkish app. Headline: Build your routine. Put morning and evening steps in order. The evening skin routine lists cleanser, toner, eye care and moisturiser, with an add-product control.

    07 · Routine

    Products organised into morning and evening routines, in order of use.

  • Promotional image of the Turkish app. Headline: Independent of brands. Based on data. The method describes the score as an ingredient-data indicator, not a health verdict. SCCS, CIR, CosIng, IFRA and ECHA are listed with a note that not every source family is used for every product. Library figures reflect the promotional image, not a verified current catalogue size.

    08 · Independent

    The scoring method and numbered source families the methodology may draw on. Library figures reflect the date of the promotional image, not a current inventory statement.

  • Promotional image of the Turkish app. Headline: From general score to personal match. Profile-specific supporting and caution notes appear with a four-dimension skin profile, a match of 47/100 and the general score of 96/100, which is the same for everyone.

    09 · Premium

    The profile match score, reading and caution notes available with Premium.

These promotional images show the iPhone version. We wrote the headlines; the screens inside the phone were taken directly from the app, without retouching or compositing.

Prepared on 2 September 2026. Screens may change as the app develops. People, posts and numbers in the community image are illustrative, not real user data.

Evidence and Its Limits

What Is Behind the Score?

10 main source families. They introduce the assessment framework; their inclusion does not, by itself, validate a product or profile score.

Read the Methodology
  • SCCS
  • CIR
  • CosIng
  • IFRA
  • ECHA
  • IARC
  • EU Annex
  • TİTCK
  • PubMed
  • DOI
Source Families and Scope

These source families describe the reference framework that Klaris may draw on. Not every family is used for every product or ingredient; the list does not mean that all of them have been checked for a particular score.

  1. Scientific Committee on Consumer SafetyOpinions of the EU scientific committee
  2. Cosmetic Ingredient ReviewIndependent ingredient reviews in the US
  3. EU Cosmetic Ingredient DatabaseThe European ingredient database
  4. International Fragrance AssociationStandards for fragrance ingredients
  5. European Chemicals AgencyChemical safety dossiers
  6. International Agency for Research on CancerLong-term safety classifications
  7. EC Cosmetic Regulation Annex II–VIAnnexes covering prohibited and restricted ingredients
  8. Turkish Medicines and Medical Devices AgencyThe Turkish cosmetics regulatory framework
  9. NIH National Library of MedicineAn index of peer-reviewed academic publications
  10. Digital Object IdentifierTraceable references

There is no official partnership with, approval from or endorsement by TİTCK. Turkish regulations are considered only as publicly available context. Klaris does not provide medical diagnoses or treatment advice.

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