Editorial Policy

Evidence before persuasion

We distinguish product claims, ingredient-level evidence, and our own editorial interpretation. We do not treat an ingredient study as proof that a finished product has the same outcome.

No fake experience

We do not claim to have used a product unless genuine firsthand experience has been supplied and can be represented accurately. Merchant testimonials are not rewritten as our own experience.

Health-claim restraint

Cosmetic skincare is not medical treatment. We avoid claims that a product diagnoses, treats, cures, or prevents disease. Supplement content is written with additional caution because oral products can interact with personal medical circumstances.

Comparison policy

Comparisons focus on documented product format, target area, named actives, routine complexity, and merchant-stated policies. We do not invent head-to-head performance claims.

Corrections

Pricing, packaging, and formulas can change. Pages are dated so readers can see when we last checked time-sensitive information. Material errors should be corrected when identified.