Is this free and does it save the ingredient list I paste
Use the free tool — SkinSafeMom
What SkinSafeMom Does
You paste the ingredient list from a face cream, serum or sunscreen. SkinSafeMom checks it against what ACOG and the FDA say to avoid or ask about during pregnancy. It then shows safer options next to your product, along with price, ship time and sources, so you can compare.
Is It Free?
Yes. SkinSafeMom is free, and there's no login needed.
Does It Save the Ingredient List I Paste?
We don't know for sure. The tool's own description says it's "free, no login" — but it doesn't say anything about saving or storing the ingredient lists you paste. Beyond "free, no login," there's nothing more we can tell you about storage.
- If you're not sure whether your data is saved, ask the tool's provider directly before you paste anything sensitive.
What It Checks — and What It Doesn't
SkinSafeMom shows which ingredients ACOG and the FDA list as ones to avoid or ask about in pregnancy. It does not tell you to stop using anything. It's a way to see what's flagged so you have better questions ready for your doctor.
This Is Not Medical Advice
SkinSafeMom is not a substitute for a doctor's advice. Always confirm any change to your skincare or sunscreen routine with your doctor or OB before you act on it. The tool also shows safer alternatives with price, ship time and sources — but it's still worth double-checking current price and availability directly with the seller before you buy.
What to Do Next
Paste the ingredient list from your own cream, serum or sunscreen into the free tool. It reads your own document and numbers — not a generic example — and shows you what ACOG and the FDA say about those specific ingredients, plus safer options to compare. Then take what you find to your doctor for confirmation.