In a move set to enhance consumer confidence in skincare choices, the Skin Health Alliance (SHA) has joined forces with social commerce skincare app Clear to provide science-backed skincare recommendations. The partnership aims to empower users with trusted, evidence-based skin health information while promoting product safety in the skincare industry.
The Skin Health Alliance, recognised as a leading independent skin health accreditation authority, is known for its rigorous evaluation process. Collaborating with dermatologists and scientists, the non-profit organisation reviews clinical trial data and ingredient safety to ensure products meet high dermatological standards. Its seal of approval is widely respected in the industry and serves as a mark of credibility for consumers seeking reliable skincare solutions.
Clear, a social skincare platform, enables users to track their skincare routines and share experiences with others who have similar skin concerns. By integrating SHA’s accreditation into the app, Clear is making it easier for consumers to identify products that meet stringent safety and efficacy criteria.
Ahana Banerjee, founder of Clear, comments ‘We are proud to collaborate with the Skin Health Alliance to provide our community members with trusted, science-backed information. By highlighting independently accredited products, we’re helping our community make safer, more informed choices in their skincare journeys.’
James Stalley, Executive Director of the Skin Health Alliance, adds ‘Partnering with Clear allows us to reinforce the importance of scientifically validated skincare products. We are thrilled to enhance consumer confidence and education through this collaboration.’
This partnership marks a significant step forward in promoting transparency in skincare. As consumers continue to navigate a crowded market filled with a vast array of skincare products, the integration of SHA’s accreditation into Clear offers a valuable resource for making well-informed, safe skincare decisions.
For more information on how this partnership can support consumer skincare journeys, visit Clear’s website or the Skin Health Alliance website.
