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Search 115,000+ skincare and beauty products across 9,000+ brands, with product-level pregnancy safety guidance.
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Real reviews from mums who are already using MamaSkin
Three simple steps to safer skincare during pregnancy.

Search by product name or take a photo of ingredient labels. Browse our 115,000+ products and 9,000+ brands.

Our app analyses ingredients using scientific research to tell you if a product is safe during pregnancy.

Get detailed explanations of what each ingredient does and why it matters for pregnancy safety, with research-backed insights.
For informational purposes only. Not medical advice.
Why MamaSkin
Quick look at how MamaSkin stacks up against typical "clean beauty" or barcode scanning tools.
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Inside the app
A calmer way to search products, scan labels, and understand pregnancy safety without digging through ingredient lists alone.
Search 115,000+ skincare and beauty products across 9,000+ brands, with product-level pregnancy safety guidance.
Scan an INCI list and see which ingredients are clear, which need caution, and why they were flagged.
Read calm, plain-language notes backed by clinical and regulatory sources, not vague clean-beauty claims.
Ask product and ingredient questions in everyday language and get answers shaped around pregnancy safety.
Explore thousands of cosmetic ingredients, grouped from No Known Risks through to High Risk.
Keep trusted products close, compare new finds, and sync your shortlist across your MamaSkin account.
Methodology
The same dataset behind the app powers each product result: hazard, mechanism, exposure, source quality, and pregnancy-specific context.
Severity 0.00-0.18
No pregnancy-specific concerns at typical cosmetic concentrations and routes of use, based on current evidence.
Niacinamide
Barrier-supporting vitamin B3 with no known pregnancy-specific risk in the dataset.
Panthenol
A pro-vitamin B5 humectant marked safe across ingredient references.
Severity 0.18-0.38
Minor cautions such as irritation potential, limited pregnancy data, or less transparent fragrance blends.
Azelaic Acid
Often used for blemishes and pigmentation; recorded as low risk with concentration context.
Lactic Acid
A gentle AHA at modest cosmetic strengths, with irritation as the main caution.
Severity 0.38-0.68
Ingredients we recommend avoiding or discussing first because of systemic, endocrine, or data-gap concerns.
BHT
Tracked as medium risk because of systemic and endocrine concern signals.
Oxybenzone
A sunscreen filter flagged for endocrine disruption concerns in the evidence set.
Severity 0.68-1.00
High-concern categories where strong warnings, contraindications, or systemic exposure drive the score.
Tretinoin
A retinoid category ingredient with strong pregnancy warnings in the dataset.
Isotretinoin
Systemic retinoid with well-known pregnancy contraindication warnings.
Scoring flow
Step 1
We normalise each INCI list so product formulas line up with the ingredient library, including synonyms and dosage hints.
Step 2
Matched ingredients carry hazard, mechanism, exposure, evidence, and source notes.
Step 3
The riskiest ingredient sets the product band so one avoid-level ingredient cannot hide behind safer ones.
Step 4
Severity is translated into the 0-100 MamaSkin Safety Score shown with ingredient explanations.
Clinical guardrails
Ingredient detail screens explain terms like teratogenic, contraindicated, endocrine disruptor, and fetotoxic in plain language.
Evidence base
Public medical, regulatory, and systematic-review sources are combined with product ingredient data and reviewed into plain-language flags.
Tech professional with hands-on experience growing mission-driven businesses. When Martina became pregnant with our second child, I saw firsthand how difficult it was to find safe skincare and beauty products during pregnancy. That's when I knew we had to build something better.
Mother of two and the inspiration behind MamaSkin. During my second pregnancy, I spent countless hours researching which skincare and beauty products were safe to use. The lack of reliable, easy-to-use information motivated us to create the solution we wished we had.
We believe every expecting mother deserves access to reliable, evidence-based information about skincare and beauty product safety during pregnancy. MamaSkin combines cutting-edge technology with rigorous scientific research to give you peace of mind when choosing products for you and your baby.
Everything you need to know about MamaSkin.
MamaSkin has a complete product catalogue of 115,000+ skincare, beauty, and cosmetic products, not just ingredient scanning. We provide comprehensive product checking you can browse and search for pregnancy-safe products, backed by research from US, EU, and UK sources.
When you scan a label, we use on-screen OCR to extract the ingredient text and match it to our database. In some cases, we may send the photo to a third-party AI provider solely to identify the product or improve text extraction. We then use the extracted text to run the safety analysis. For details on how data is handled, please see our Privacy Policy.
Our guidance is based on peer-reviewed research from FDA (US), EMA (EU), and NHS (UK) sources. We constantly update our product catalogue with the latest scientific findings and regulatory guidelines.
While MamaSkin is specifically designed for pregnancy safety, the app can be useful for anyone interested in understanding cosmetic ingredient safety. However, our recommendations are tailored for pregnancy-specific concerns.
If a product isn't in our catalogue, you can still scan the ingredients list and we'll analyse it against our research data. We're constantly adding new products, so check back regularly.
No, MamaSkin is for informational purposes only and is not a medical device. Always consult your midwife, doctor, or healthcare provider before making decisions about skincare products during pregnancy.