I Investigated 10 Skin Care Brands in US (Only 3 Are Safe for the Skin)

One of these 10 brands had its CEO and staff caught by the FTC writing fake 5-star reviews using burner accounts and a VPN. Another sold a lash serum containing a drug-class ingredient tied to glaucoma medication without disclosing it, then settled for $38 million. 2 brands had aerosol sunscreens recalled after benzene turned up in the cans. 1 is currently fighting more than 60,000 lawsuits alleging its talcum powder caused cancer. Here are the 4 checks to run on anything on your shelf, and the 3 brands whose records held up. CHAPTERS 0:00 What The Experts Said 0:52 How These 10 Get Judged 1:15 #10: Sunday Riley 2:19 #9: Rodan and Fields Lash Boost 3:34 #8: Proactive 4:49 The 4 Checks You Can Run for Free 6:39 #7: Aveeno 7:29 #6: Neutrogena 8:30 #5: Drunk Elephant 9:45 #4: Johnson and Johnson Baby Powder 10:57 #3: The Ordinary 12:01 #2: CeraVe 13:02 #1: Vanicream 14:04 The Pattern Behind Every Pass and Fail