The Documents
The Documents
Skincare brands have these documents. They just don't show you. Ours live here — permanently.
The June 10 finding
The lab documentation for our original formula listed methylisothiazolinone (MIT) — a preservative banned in Canada for leave-on cosmetics — among its ingredients. We closed the store the same day we read it, cancelled the launch, and retired the formula entirely. The full safety data sheet is available by email: write to support@lumiceskin.com and we'll send it, lightly redacted for supplier details only.
Full ingredient list (INCI) — with the vitamin C percentage
The complete ingredient list of the reformulated serum, in order of quantity, with the vitamin C percentage stated — the same number that gets printed on the front of the bottle. It publishes here the day the formula passes testing, before a single bottle is sold.
Safety data summary
The material safety data for the new formula — the same class of document that caught the June 10 problem — reviewed before any production money moves, summarised here in plain language.
Certificate of analysis — every batch
Each production batch ships with a certificate of analysis from the manufacturer. Batch 001's certificate will be posted here when the batch is produced, and every batch after it gets the same treatment.
The standing rule
If a claim can't point to a document on this page or a number on the label, we don't make it. That's the whole policy — and it's why this page exists before the product does.
— The Lumicé team