Global independent skin health accreditation authority Skin Health Alliance and social commerce skincare app Clear have announced a new partnership.

The collaboration represents a significant step in empowering consumers with trustworthy skin health information and promoting product safety in the skincare industry.

Skin Health Alliance works with independent dermatologists to perform in-depth scientific reviews, analysing ingredients and clinical trial data for proof of safety and efficacy.

As an independent non-profit organisation, the authority also collaborates worldwide with dermatologists, scientists and industry professionals to advocate for skin health education and to uphold high dermatological standards in cosmetic, household and baby products.

Clear is a social app that allows skincare enthusiasts to track their skincare routines, connect with a community of individuals with similar skin concerns and discover product recommendations.

Backed by an extensive database of more than 30,000 curated skincare products, the app’s mission is to make personalised, data-driven skincare routines more accessible and to foster a supportive community for those seeking effective skincare.

Through this partnership, Clear has integrated the Skin Health Alliance’s accreditation into the platform, enabling users to easily identify products that meet the highest standards of skin safety and efficacy.

Ahana Banerjee, founder of Clear, comments: “We’re 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, added: “Partnering with Clear allows us to reinforce the importance of scientifically validated skincare products. We’re thrilled to enhance consumer confidence and education through this collaboration.”