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For Skincare Brands
Explore eligible claims, the review process, standards, pricing, licensing, and the first-time brand offer.
View 02 / ExploreFor Consumers
Understand skincare claims, explore the Claim Checker and public verification records, and invite a favorite brand.
View 03 / ExploreTSB Claim Checker
Identify claims that may be eligible for TSB verification and learn what documentation may support them. A free starting point, not a replacement for verification.
View 04 / Using the TSB Claim CheckerClaim Checker Guide
How to use the checker, understand results, and distinguish possible claims from verified claims.
View 05 / Brand preparationVerification Checklist
A printable checklist for your product details, eligible claims, and supporting records, with a process and fee overview.
View 06 / OrganizationAbout The Skincare Bureau
Learn why The Skincare Bureau® was created and how independent ingredient-claim verification works.
View 07 / Verification programTSB Verified™
Understand the verification mark, public record, defined scope, and licensing framework.
View 08 / StandardsVerification Standards
Review eligible claims, documentation requirements, consistency standards, and program boundaries.
View 09 / ProcessHow Verification Works
See what brands prepare, submit, and receive during the verification process.
View 10 / Public recordsVerified Directory
Search licensed products and view the specific claims included in each public verification record.
View 11 / Ingredient educationThe Bureau Brief
Explore articles about ingredient claims, sourcing, processing, documentation, and traceability.
View 12 / HomepageUnderstanding Skincare Claims
Why the records supporting organic, farm-sourced, cold-pressed, and grass-fed claims matter.
View 13 / The Bureau BriefFrom Source to Skincare
Explore ingredient origins, processes, and the claims used to describe them.
View 14 / Brand reviewVerify Claims
Start a product review and identify eligible claims connected to the submitted ingredients.
View 15 / VerificationPricing
Review and annual license fees, what is included, and the 50% first-review welcome offer.
View 16 / Program guidelinesMark Use & Licensing
Rules for using the mark, reporting product changes, annual renewal, and the end of a license.
View 17 / Program guidanceFrequently Asked Questions
Answers about eligibility, documentation, review outcomes, fees, licensing, confidentiality, and public records.
View 18 / The Bureau Brief · Claims & VerificationWhat Does a Skincare Claim Actually Tell You?
A practical starting point: identify the wording, what it applies to, and the support behind it.
View 19 / The Bureau Brief · SourcingOrganic Ingredients and Organic Products: Read the Scope
Why a statement about one organic ingredient is different from certification of the finished product.
View 20 / The Bureau Brief · Label LanguageWhat Does “Natural” Mean on a Skincare Label?
Start with the brand’s definition and the scope of the wording, rather than assuming a single standard.
View 21 / The Bureau Brief · Label LanguageAn Ingredient List Is the Starting Point
Ingredient names, footnotes, and sourcing claims each provide different pieces of information.
View 22 / The Bureau Brief · Ethical ClaimsVegan and Cruelty-Free: Read Each Claim Separately
Ingredient origin and animal-testing policies ask different questions. Certification criteria can cover both.
View 23 / The Bureau Brief · Environmental ClaimsEnvironmental Claims Need a Specific Subject
Is the statement about an ingredient, the packaging, or something else? That distinction matters.
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