What actually works in your cream?
The Evigrade extension analyzes cosmetic ingredients right on the store page. Each component gets an evidence-based traffic light.
Traffic light instead of letter grades
Cosmetic research doesn't meet pharmaceutical standards. An honest scale uses three colors.
Works
RCTs exist, evidence-based dermatologists recommend. Retinol, niacinamide, glycolic acid.
Uncertain
Limited studies or weak effects. Bakuchiol, most peptides, plant extracts.
Doesn't work
Molecule can't penetrate skin or inefficacy is proven. Topical collagen, PDRN in creams.
How it works
Open a product
On Wildberries, Ozon, iHerb, or Goldapple.
Check the ingredients
The extension finds the ingredient list automatically and colors each component.
Make a decision
The panel below shows a summary: how many ingredients work, how many are useless.
What Evigrade does
Position-based analysis
Per EU rules, ingredients are listed in descending concentration order. If alcohol is in the top 5, the extension warns about high concentration.
Irritation potential
For each component – irritation level and guidance for sensitive skin.
Pregnancy safety
Highlights ingredients not recommended during pregnancy (retinoids, high-dose salicylic acid).
Manual input
Paste ingredients from packaging, Telegram, or any other source.
Supported stores
More stores coming based on user requests.
Where the data comes from
The Evigrade database is built on international clinical studies, Cochrane systematic reviews, and recommendations from evidence-based dermatologists. Every ingredient is manually reviewed by our editorial team. Citations are available in each ingredient's full profile.
Browse the ingredient databaseFAQ
Is it free?
Yes, completely. A paid subscription with skin-type personalization and goal-based recommendations is planned, but the basic ingredient analysis stays free.
Why doesn't it work on my site?
We support 4 major stores right now. If you want your store added, let us know.
Do you collect user data?
No. The extension only sends the ingredient list from the current page to our server for database matching. No browsing history or personal data is collected.
Why a traffic light instead of A–F?
Letter grades are borrowed from pharmaceutical standards. Cosmetic research doesn't meet those standards, and almost nothing earns an A. The traffic light honestly reflects the real evidence base.
Install in a minute
Open any product on Wildberries – see the full ingredient list in color.
Add to Chrome