Sus Skincare Scanner

The front of the bottle is an advertisement. The back is the actual product.

Sus reads the back. For your skin, not for everyone's.

A viral PDRN cream came back C+. Good hydrating ingredients, yes, but the PDRN sits ninth on the list. A marketing signal, not proof. Ten seconds, standing in the aisle, before the money moved.

Point your iPhone at a barcode, photograph the ingredient list, or just type the product name. You get one letter grade, A+ to F. Then the receipt behind it: what is actually doing the work, what is there for the label, whether the marketing claim holds up against the formula, and what is likely to bother your skin in particular.

Most scanners give a product one score and hand the same answer to everybody. Your skin is not everybody. Tell Sus what you are working with (dry, oily, sensitive, acne-prone, a barrier that has had a rough month) and the grade answers your question instead. A fragranced essence that is fine on resilient skin is a flag on a compromised barrier, and Sus says so.

Free to download. Three scans free. After that, a 48-hour Shopping Pass for a single trip, or monthly and yearly options if checking becomes a habit.

Your first scan needs no account. After that, sign in with Apple or Google to keep scanning, and your history follows you. Saved scans stay in your history and can be re-graded later, when your skin profile has changed.

Scan it before you romanticize it.

Sus reads product labels. Results are informational only and are not a substitute for a dermatologist or another qualified professional.