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Cosmetic & food ingredient index

Understand the name on the label. Browse the complete Pure Ninja index: 58 cosmetic and food ingredients, their functions, common uses and links to reference sources.

The entire catalog, without an account or an app.

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How to use the index

This is Pure Ninja’s editorial catalog, shared with the in-app dictionary. Each entry includes a short definition, typical function, example products and a label-reading tip. It covers all 58 entries currently in the app, rather than every substance on the market. Group names and abbreviations also help with searching; they are not always exact synonyms.

A name alone does not establish concentration, finished-product safety or individual tolerance. Read the full label and manufacturer directions. This information is educational.

Ingredient questions

Does an E number mean an ingredient is harmful?

An E number identifies an additive; it does not rate the whole product. Use the index to find its name and function, and check manufacturer information for amounts.

Does the index assess cosmetic safety?

No. It describes ingredients and their typical roles. Assessing a finished cosmetic requires the context of its full formula, concentration and use.

How do I find an ingredient from a label?

Enter a label name, local or English name, abbreviation or E number. For example, E330, E 330 and E-330 all lead to citric acid.