Think Dirty – Shop Clean

Think Dirty is the easiest way to know the potentially toxic ingredients in cosmetics and personal care products. It's an independent source that allows you to compare products while shopping. Just scan the product barcode and Think Dirty will provide you with easy-to-understand product information, track dirty ingredients and buy cleaner options.





• Barcode Scanning: As of now, we have over 8 million cosmetics and personal care products from Canada and the US in our database.





• DirtyMeter® gives an overall rating along with detailed (but easy-to-understand) information about ingredients, certifications and health impacts.





• My Bathroom Rating: Track what's already in your bathroom. Find out your current bathroom rating and track your progress in "cleaning" it up.





• Shopping List: Save products to make shopping quicker and easier.





Buy Now: Purchase products directly from Amazon.com, Amazon.ca, Well.ca, Sephora.com, Amazon.co.uk





• UPC Submission: Did we miss a product? Scan and submit the barcode for us to review. For registered users who submit products, we thank you and will notify you when they are added to our database.






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Bloomberg, The New York Times, O Magazine, Today's Show, NPR, Fast Company, Huffington Post, TED Blog, Allure Magazine, The Atlantic, PSFK, New York Magazine, Buzzfeed, Consumer Reports ShopSmart Magazine, Global News, Toronto Star, City TV, CTV, App Central, Brit + Co, Refinery29, The Telegraph, The Guardian, Design Taxi



"What changed my daily life, my life really is the Think Dirty app." - Ruby Rose





Over 25 apps to make your daily life easier - TED Blog



The new beauty app you need to download now - Allure Magazine





26 underrated apps every Twentysomething should download now - BuzzFeed





The beauty and fashion apps you need to download ASAP - British Glamour Magazine



"This helps me make informed choices about the products I bring home." - TED Blog staff, Kyle Shearer





"Tse's pursuit of greater transparency is personal. Her mother is a breast cancer survivor, so she's sensitive to the dangers hidden in the products all around us." - Fast Company Exist