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GlowGuard

Launching today

Spot allergens in any skincare product before you buy

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Spot allergens in any skincare product before you buy

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If you've ever bought skincare that broke you out, GlowGuard is for you. It reads the ingredients on beauty sites and instantly highlights allergens, irritants, and anything that doesn't fit your skin profile – with a plain-language explanation for every ingredient, based on open data. Set your profile once, shop protected everywhere. Free, no ads.

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Launch tags:Chrome Extensions•Beauty•Artificial Intelligence

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 We're Yauheni and Daniil – two builders who kept noticing the same thing: people with allergies or sensitive skin do a ton of detective work before buying skincare. Copy an ingredient, google it, open five tabs, try to decode the INCI names, give up halfway. The information to avoid a bad reaction exists – it's just scattered, unreadable, and never where you actually shop. So we built GlowGuard to do that work for you, right on the product page. What it does: scans the ingredient list on beauty sites (Sephora, Amazon, iHerb & more); instantly flags allergens, irritants, and anything that doesn't fit your skin profile; explains every ingredient in plain language – built on open, verifiable data, not black-box "scores"; works in English, Russian, French and Spanish for now. Set up your skin profile once, and you're protected everywhere you shop. It's completely free and ad-free – we don't sell your data. If it ever saves your skin, there's an optional way to support the project, but that's fully up to you. This is an early version and we'd genuinely love your feedback: what's confusing, what's missing, and which stores we should support next. Ask us anything 🙏

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7d ago

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5d ago

Looking for a few early testers before our July 28 launch

GlowGuard is a free extension that flags allergens and irritants on beauty sites based on your skin profile. It's live in the Chrome Web Store already, and we'd love raw feedback before our official launch.

If you have sensitive skin or just like knowing what's in your products, try it and tell us: what's confusing, what's missing, what you'd want next?

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7d ago

What's the one skincare ingredient you always try to avoid?

We're launching GlowGuard on July 28 a browser extension that flags allergens and irritants right on the product page, based on your own skin profile.

While we count down to launch, we're curious: what's your "nemesis" ingredient the one you always scan labels for? Fragrance? Essential oils? A specific alcohol?

Drop it below We want to make sure GlowGuard catches the ones that actually matter to real people.

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