Ingredient function
Cosmetic labels include solvents, humectants, emollients, surfactants, preservatives, colorants, and fragrance components.
Beauty Label Signals
What a cosmetic ingredient scanner can help you notice.
Concern categories
A flag can mean an ingredient deserves context for some users. It does not prove a finished product is harmful.
Use pattern
Leave-on versus rinse-off use, application area, frequency, and skin history can change how a label should be interpreted.
Lychee For Cosmetics
A practical scanner for long beauty ingredient lists.
Lychee is designed to make dense cosmetic labels easier to inspect before you buy or apply a product. It can explain ingredient roles and surface common sensitivity categories without treating every ingredient as good or bad in every context.
Lychee does not diagnose skin conditions, predict acne triggers, certify pregnancy safety, or replace advice from a dermatologist, allergist, pharmacist, or clinician.
Related Lychee Pages
Food and beauty scanning share the same source-aware approach.
Lychee's core pages explain the app, methodology, source references, and both scanner categories.