Tag: Cosmetic ratings

According to Yuka's own rating system, a product with a score of less than 20 is considered "bad". A 0/100 on Yuka means you've scanned one of the worst-rated items in its database, flagged for containing multiple high-risk ingredients or a combination of poor nutritional quality and concerning additives.

With more than 55 million users, the Yuka app has become a popular tool for scanning products and deciphering their ingredients. But where does the Yuka app get its data from to provide these product ratings? The data is derived from a proprietary database built and maintained by Yuka, populated through a combination of brand collaborations and user-submitted information.