Full INCI lists
On every product, not a marketing summary.
Brands publish the three ingredients they are proud of. The INCI list is where the fragrance, the alcohol and the thing you react to actually appear — so we publish all of it, on every product.
Cosmetics are not medicines. We make no treatment claims and we publish the full ingredient list on everything.
Cleansers, serums and moisturisers listed by full ingredients and by what they are suited to.
See the programFoundation, concealer and colour across a shade range that genuinely covers deeper tones.
See the programShampoos, conditioners and treatments grouped by hair texture and porosity.
See the programFragrance with the declarable allergens listed, as the regulation requires.
See the programPublish the full ingredient list, make no medical claims, insist on patch tests, and explain returns honestly.
On every product, not a marketing summary.
A cosmetic is not a medicine.
48 hours before any dye or bleach.
Including the hygiene exception.
Priced per product. Online orders carry statutory cancellation rights, subject to the hygiene exception.
Buy what you need, with the label published.
Help choosing products that work together.
Tell us your allergy and we will check for you.
Every engagement is quoted after a free consultation. No subscription.
AYA Eibayas Ltd is a private limited company registered in England and Wales under company number 11788348, incorporated in January 2019, with its registered office at 86-90 Paul Street, 3rd Floor, London EC2A 4NE. It was previously registered as Jinichi Official Ltd until January 2023, and as Shadey Cosmetics Ltd until March 2020.
Products are supplied under the UK Cosmetic Products Regulation: each has a responsible person, a safety report and full labelling including the INCI ingredient list, a batch code and a period after opening. The line we will not cross is the medical one — nothing we sell treats, cures or prevents acne, eczema, rosacea, hair loss or any other condition, and if you have a skin condition the right person to ask is a pharmacist or doctor. Anything with dye or bleach needs a patch test 48 hours before use.
We cannot say that, and nor can any cosmetic. Treating acne is a medical claim, which cosmetics cannot lawfully make. A pharmacist or GP is the right person to ask, and we would rather say so than sell you a serum.
Because the interesting parts are the ones marketing leaves out — fragrance, alcohol, the specific allergen you react to. The INCI list is the only honest version of what is in a product.
Yes, send us the allergen and we will read the INCI list and tell you. It is free and there is no obligation to buy.
Online orders carry statutory cancellation rights, but sealed cosmetics unsuitable for return once unsealed on hygiene grounds are an exception. We explain that before you order rather than after.
Yes, at least 48 hours before, as the manufacturer specifies. Reactions to dye can be severe, and previous use without a problem does not mean you are safe this time.
We stock lines that genuinely do, and we describe undertone as well as depth. Screens never reproduce colour accurately, which is the main reason foundation gets returned.
Send us the product and your allergy, and we will read the list for you. Free.