Predictive cosmetic science
From ingredients to the expected behaviour of a cosmetic formula. Evidence, interactions and limitations, with the reasoning behind every prediction.
Tools are available to approved accounts.
01 / Areas of use
Skin, hair, mouth: different questions call for different evidence. Choose an area to start your analysis.
Open the guideSkin hydration, barrier function and tolerability.
skin model · 32 endpoints
Body skin and its particular needs.
skin model + 6 dedicated endpoints
Scalp, hair growth and the hair fibre.
dedicated model · 24 endpoints
Teeth, gums and the oral microbiome.
dedicated model · 16 endpoints
UV filters, photostability and sun protection.
skin model + 6 sun endpoints
pH, microbiome and mucosal tolerability.
essential model · limited evidence
Brittleness, growth and the skin around the nail.
essential model
02 / The Fenoteca
A library of 30,418 INCI entries. For every ingredient, what we know and what remains to be documented.
Open the FenotecaTools are available to approved accounts.
The eight ingredients with the most evidence in the registry. Counts represent documentary records, not efficacy.
03 / The method
Ingredients, doses, pH and intended use: the context you provide is the starting point.
Studies, measured values and documented interactions. Every datum stays linked to its source.
Expected behaviours with explicit limitations. Confidence stays separate from the size of an effect.
«Missing evidence is not an effect equal to zero.»
Support for cosmetic formulation. Predictions require experimental verification and do not replace a safety assessment.