A verdict for your skin, or a score for everyone.
Yuka is the scan-and-score benchmark, and it's good at what it does: it reads a label and grades a product's health impact out of 100, the same grade for every person who scans it. Verità answers a different question. Not "is this product clean?" but "is this worth it, for me?"
different question, different app.One plain verdict: worth it, or skip it. With the reason, in a sentence you'd say to a friend.
A score out of 100 with a label (Excellent, Good, Poor, Bad), plus the ingredient flags behind it.
You. The verdict is weighed against your skin type, hair, sensitivities, age range, budget, and what you've said you value. The same cream can be worth it for one person and not for another.
Everyone. A product has one score, whoever scans it.
The ingredient list, real review coverage found by a live web search (sources listed in every verdict), and your profile.
The ingredient list, graded on health risk: endocrine disruptors, carcinogens, allergens, irritants.
No brand pays for a verdict. Shop links may earn a commission, but the verdict is generated before, and independently of, any link. Read the rules.
Also independent, and proven at scale: no ads, no brand influence, revenue from user subscriptions, and a published balance sheet. Credit where it's due.
A bag that tracks what you own, so the app can tell you when a purchase would be a duplicate.
Scan history and healthier-product recommendations.
Beauty: skincare, makeup, hair, and body.
Food and cosmetics.
Free, on iPhone.
Free, with a paid Member version for extras like search and offline mode.
When Yuka is the better pick
If your question is "does this contain something I want to avoid?" Yuka answers it in seconds, for food too. If you want a single number you can compare across a whole shelf, that's a score, and Verità doesn't give scores.
When Verità is
If the product is "clean" and you still don't know whether to buy it. A cleanser can pass every hazard check and still be the wrong one for breakout-prone skin, or a $100 answer to a $12 question. Verità reads the ingredients and the real reviews against your profile and tells you plainly, including no.
Facts about Yuka are taken from yuka.io as of September 2026 (their homepage and independence page). If something has changed, email info@askverita.com and we'll correct it. Yuka is a trademark of its owner; Verità has no affiliation with it.
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