“Non-comedogenic” means a product shouldn’t clog pores — but there’s no regulation or standard definition.
✅ Many brands use the term loosely
✅ Hidden pore-clogging ingredients still sneak in
✅ ChekIt scans product labels and flags actual comedogenic risks
✅ Perfect for estheticians and skin care clinics who want to verify acne safety quickly and confidently
In simple terms:
Non-comedogenic = less likely to clog pores or cause acne.
But here's the problem:
There’s no governing body regulating that label. Brands can slap it on anything — even if it contains known pore-clogging ingredients like coconut oil or isopropyl myristate.
Just because a product says “non-comedogenic” doesn’t mean it’s acne-safe.
Common issues:
Bottom line?
It’s not about the branding — it’s about the ingredient list.
You have two options:
😩 Time-consuming. Inaccurate. Frustrating.
ChekIt is an AI-powered ingredient checker made specifically for skin care professionals and their clients.
✅ Flags comedogenic ingredients instantly
✅ Shows comedogenic ratings for every match (0–5 scale)
✅ Detects synonyms and alternate spellings (no guesswork!)
✅ Can be embedded on your clinic website or Shopify store
✅ Customizable to match your brand
Let’s say a product contains:
Even if the brand markets it as non-comedogenic — you now know it’s not ideal for acne-prone skin.
It’s not just about checking ingredients — it’s about building trust.
Estheticians use ChekIt to:
Marketing claims are easy to fake. Ingredient science isn’t.
✨ Try the ChekIt Ingredient Checker →
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