Ingredient transparency, stripped bare

Know what's really in what you put on your skin.

Stryppd decodes the labels, sourcing and science behind personal care products — no marketing spin, no scare tactics. Just clear, honest information so you can decide for yourself.

0Brand sponsorships influencing our reviews
100%Sourced from public data & formulation science
3Categories covered: skin, hair & cosmetics

What's actually on the label

  • Fragrance (Parfum) Undisclosed mix
  • Sodium Lauryl Sulfate Can irritate
  • Niacinamide Well studied
  • Glycerin Well studied
  • Phenoxyethanol Watch levels
How Stryppd works

We strip the label down to facts.

Three simple steps stand between a confusing ingredient list and a confident purchase.

01

Decode the label

We translate INCI names and chemical jargon into plain language, explaining what each ingredient actually does in a formulation.

02

Trace the sourcing

We look at where common ingredients come from, how they're manufactured, and what that means for your skin and the planet.

03

Choose with confidence

Armed with facts instead of fear or marketing, you decide what belongs in your routine — and what doesn't.

Why Stryppd exists

The beauty industry doesn't want you reading the back of the bottle.

Front-of-pack claims like "natural," "clean" and "dermatologist-tested" are largely unregulated. Meanwhile, the actual ingredient list — the one place brands are legally required to be honest — is written to be skimmed past, not understood.

Stryppd exists to close that gap. We read the label so you don't have to guess, and we say plainly when something is genuinely fine and when it's worth a second thought.

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Plain language Every ingredient explained without a chemistry degree
Source-first Claims linked back to studies, regulatory data and formulation science
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