Clearya, Atlanta, GA (2026)

02/17/2026

Big shoutout to Consumer Reports and their investigative reporter Nicole Greenfield for diving into ingredient safety in personal care again! 💚

Consumer Reports just released their latest coverage on chemicals of concern still found in everyday products, and they offered practical advice for shoppers.

There's one we especially like 🥰: "Keep it simple: read labels, choose products that say they're free of these ingredients, and use ingredient-checking tools like Clearya," alongside other tools.

Their video reporting was picked up by FOX 5, ABC 6 News, WESH 2 News, and others, helping raise awareness 🙌

💡 The bottom line: You don't have to wait for regulations to catch up. Apps like Clearya help you vet your shampoo, lotion, makeup, and more - right now - flagging chemicals of concern and showing you safer alternatives. 📲

Download Clearya at www.clearya.com 🙌
and 🎬 Watch the Consumer Reports video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uv-htmMNRHg

02/16/2026

Some good news for your makeup bag and bathroom shelf! 💄

Celebrating a big year for Clearya's collaboration with the California Department of Public Health's Safe Cosmetics Program (CSCP). CSCP just released their 2025 results, and here is how CSCP is making your shopping safer (with some data-driven support from Clearya Insights 😎):

📊 23,000 products reported by companies, including fragrance ingredients (50% increase from last year!)

💪 We used Clearya’s technology to help the State identify products that weren’t previously reporting their ingredients, bringing them into the light.

💡 Bit by bit, transparency is winning. By working together with brands, the State is ensuring thousands of ingredients are now properly disclosed. Some of these are also visible through Clearya so you can make more informed choices.

Want to check your own products? Download the Clearya app to see what’s inside your daily essentials 📲 https://www.clearya.com

Check out CSCP's full 2025 Year in Review 📄
https://assets-usa.mkt.dynamics.com/24ac4e14-c54e-4da4-af0e-09805e16f9b9/digitalassets/docs/e7ec2715-4309-f111-8406-7ced8d18119d?ts=639066287160000000

At Clearya, our mission is to turn complex data into safety for you. Whether it's supporting landmark research or helping state agencies keep prohibited chemicals off the shelves, we’re proud to be the tech behind the transparency. 🧪🛡️

01/21/2026

The quality of any dataset is shaped long before it's even collected. Expanding who can participate broadens which realities are captured and measured in the first place. That's why we've launched multilingual support in Clearya Survey, with Spanish added alongside English 🎯 [Versión en español abajo].

Clearya Survey is an on-site data collection app designed for fieldwork at scale, used by organizations to capture product information in stores, salons, laboratories, other workplaces, and in homes. Multilingual support ensures these projects can be carried out consistently across diverse settings and participant groups, with data streaming directly into Clearya Insights for customized analysis and reporting. 📸

🤝 We're rolling this out with Lideres Campesinas, a California-based organization that has spent decades building leadership among farmworker women and youth and running statewide, community-led programs across California. Their experience coordinating large participant networks and executing structured field initiatives made them a natural partner for this rollout.

This work benefits our partner organizations like the Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) by providing data and analysis that can contribute to research on safer consumer products.

💬 We're continuing to expand language support. Which language would you like to see next?

If you need field data that's up to date, captured quickly and accurately, and analyzed to your needs, let's connect.

👉 Clearya Survey: www.clearya.com/survey
👉 Clearya Insights: www.clearya.com/insights
👉 Líderes Campesinas: https://liderescampesinas.org

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La calidad de cualquier conjunto de datos se define mucho antes de que se recopile. Ampliar quién puede participar amplía también qué realidades se capturan y se miden desde el inicio. Por eso lanzamos soporte multilingüal en Clearya Survey, con el español incorporado junto con el inglés. 🎯

Clearya Survey es una aplicación de recolección de datos en sitio, diseñada para trabajo de campo a escala. Es utilizada por organizaciones para capturar información de productos en tiendas, salones, laboratorios, otros espacios de trabajo y en hogares. El soporte multilingüal permite que estos proyectos se lleven a cabo de forma consistente en distintos contextos y grupos de participantes, con los datos fluyendo directamente a Clearya Insights para análisis y reportes adaptados a cada proyecto. 📸

🤝 Estamos implementando esto junto con Líderes Campesinas, una organización con sede en California que durante décadas ha impulsado el liderazgo de mujeres y jóvenes trabajadores del campo y ha desarrollado programas comunitarios a nivel estatal en todo California. Su experiencia coordinando redes amplias de participantes y ejecutando iniciativas estructuradas de trabajo de campo la convirtió en una aliada natural para este lanzamiento.

Este trabajo beneficia a nuestras organizaciones asociadas, como el Departamento de Control de Sustancias Tóxicas de California (DTSC), al proporcionar datos y análisis que pueden contribuir a la investigación sobre productos de consumo más seguros.

💬 Seguimos ampliando el soporte de idiomas. ¿Qué idioma te gustaría ver a continuación?

Si necesitas datos de campo actualizados, recopilados de forma rápida y precisa, y analizados según tus necesidades, conversemos.

12/09/2025

Big News! 🚀 OpenAI Foundation's People-First AI Fund has awarded funding to a collaboration between Clearya and Defend Our Health as one of 208 projects selected from nearly 3,000 applicants nationwide.

OpenAI Foundation’s fund aims to support mission driven-work that strengthens communities and expands the opportunity of AI to everyone.

For Clearya, this recognition affirms the importance of bringing AI-driven toxic exposure intelligence into real-world settings where it can improve health protection and strengthen trust across the value chain.

This grant is supporting our joint work in Maine to prevent exposures to PFAS and other harmful chemicals in daily products and translate complex data into actionable insights. The project creates a data foundation that supports stronger compliance, market transparency, and informed decision making for partners across industries. 🤖 🌿

Two pillars enable this work. Clearya Insights and the Clearya Survey AI-driven platforms turn chemical disclosures and real-world product screenings into immediate, structured intelligence. Built with a responsible-AI framework, our tools generate high-fidelity data that can help our partners identify hazards, benchmark performance across markets, and align with evolving consumer and regulatory expectations.

The other pillar is Defend Our Health, whose deep community partnerships and 25-year policy leadership provide an innovative launchpad in Maine with national impact to come. Their long standing work with residents, tribal nations, and community based organizations ensures that project findings reflect real exposure patterns and support solutions that advance public health and practical market change.

We are grateful for this recognition and proud to contribute to a national cohort exploring how AI can serve people, health, and communities. Our team looks forward to sharing learnings from this work as we continue to advance chemical safety, market transparency, and responsible AI for public good. 🥰

Learn more:
👉 Clearya Insights: www.clearya.com/insights
👉 Defend Our Health: www.defendourhealth.org

08/19/2025

📢 Happening now at ISES-ISEE 2025 in Atlanta: the California Department of Public Health is presenting research co-authored with Clearya that uncovers hidden hazardous ingredient trends in personal care products.

Led by CDPH and powered by our platforms, Clearya Insights and Clearya Survey, the study highlights how chemicals of concern vary across store types, from independent shops to national retailers, and reveals disparities in exposures that call for attention.

📍 If you’re at , connect with Paula Johnson, Chief of the California Safe Cosmetics Program at CDPH, to learn more about this important work.

🤝And if you’re curious how your organization can apply Clearya Insights and Clearya Survey to advance safer products, we’d love to talk.

👉 Learn more about Clearya Insights here: https://www.clearya.com/insights

👏 What a privilege to support CDPH in driving the market toward safer products for all!

Photo credit: M. Elizabeth Marder ❤️

08/18/2025

🚀 Excited to share that Clearya was selected for the Change Chemistry Innovators Roundtable 2025 Startup Cohort!

Thank you to Change Chemistry for this opportunity 🙏. We’ll be presenting our AI-powered analytics platform, Clearya Insights, at the event. www.clearya.com/insights

👉 Join us on Sept 9-11 in Columbus, Ohio, and let’s shape the future of safer, sustainable chemistry together.

🔗 Learn more: https://member.changechemistry.org/startup-network-2025/

08/04/2025

Thank you Fox News for placing cosmetic safety in the national spotlight 🙏.

Fox News coverage of chemicals of concern still found in everyday products like shampoo, sunscreen, and tampons included a shout-out for the free Clearya app: “That mindset has led to an explosion of consumer-driven tools like Yuka and Clearya, apps that scan barcodes and analyze ingredient safety.”

While federal protections like the Safer Beauty Bill Package work their way through Congress (thank you Breast Cancer Prevention Partners! 💜), tools like Clearya help people check products today, whether it’s a bottle of shampoo, sunscreen, or hair products, flagging hazardous chemicals and pointing to safer alternatives.

💡 At the same time, our Clearya Insights AI-driven platform transforms ingredient data and information from diverse sources into actionable analysis for regulators, ESG investors, researchers, environmental health organizations, and green chemistry leaders—accelerating the shift toward safer products across the market.

🔗 See how: https://www.clearya.com/insights

🔗 Read the story on Fox News: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/banned-chemicals-found-american-shampoo-sunscreen-tampons-across-major-brands

07/30/2025

📢 The 2025 Safer Beauty Bill Package is back in Congress. Shout‑out to Clearya's partners at Breast Cancer Prevention Partners (BCPP) and their colleagues for championing four landmark bills that could transform cosmetic safety in the U.S. 🙏

This package would:
✅ Ban some of the most hazardous chemicals still allowed in personal care products (phthalates, formaldehyde-releasers, and more)
✅ Require full ingredient transparency, including for fragrance and flavors
✅ Invest in protections for women of color, salon workers, and other highly exposed communities
✅ Improve supply chain transparency to help companies make safer products

❤️ A special thank you to Janet Nudelman, Director of BCPP’s Campaign for Safe Cosmetics, not only for continuously moving the Safer Beauty Bill Package forward in Congress, but also for pointing NBC Chicago viewers toward practical steps consumers can take today. We’re honored Clearya was recommended as a favorite app for checking products and finding safer options. Watch the reel! 🎬.

💡 In parallel, our Clearya Insights platform supports ESG investors, regulators, researchers, environmental health organizations, and green chemistry leaders with the large‑scale data and analysis they need to help accelerate the shift toward safer products across the market.

🔗 Clearya Insights: https://www.clearya.com/insights

🔗 Learn more about the Safer Beauty Bill Package at BCPP: https://www.bcpp.org/resource/safer-beauty-bill-package/

06/16/2025

📣 California Dept of Public Health screened 3,000 cosmetics for banned chemicals under the new laws. Clearya’s tools helped track progress – and flag the gaps.

Even with two groundbreaking state laws in effect since January 1, 2025 – AB 2762 (banning 24 hazardous ingredients) and AB 2771 (banning PFAS) – prohibited chemicals are still present in some cosmetics on California shelves.

📊 California Safe Cosmetics Program (CSCP) at the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) led the screening using Clearya Insights and Clearya Survey: our data collection and AI-powered analysis tools. 3,000 product labels were captured at stores in 30 cities by members of Healthy Nail Salon Collaborative and Heritage Movement. Read the report to discover which 8 prohibited ingredients were found listed across categories like hair dye, nail polish, skincare, and makeup.

💡 The good news: the vast majority of products were found to comply – a major win for public health and a testament to the years of advocacy that led to these laws. But there’s more work ahead to ensure no one is exposed to harmful ingredients – anywhere.

🧪 These findings show how data-driven tools like Clearya Insights and Clearya Survey can help decision makers close the gap before harmful products reach consumers – and support the transition to safer alternatives.

👀 Read the full report: https://www.clearya.com/blog/clearya-survey-cdph

🔗 Learn more about Clearya Insights: https://www.clearya.com/insights

🔗 Learn about Clearya Survey: https://www.clearya.com/survey

🙌 Huge credit to the advocates behind these safer cosmetics laws! The laws' co-sponsors: Black Women For Wellness Breast Cancer Prevention Partners Campaign for Safe Cosmetics CALPIRG and the Environmental Working Group!

And a big shoutout to the dozens of NGOs and responsible businesses who supported these efforts, including:
Center for Environmental Health NRDC Keep A Breast Foundation
Green Science Policy Institute
Clean Production Action
Sierra Club California
Breast Cancer Action
Alaska Community Action on Toxics
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists - ACOG District IX
Breast Cancer Over Time
California Environmental Voters
CALPIRG Students
Clean Water Action
Consumer Federation of California
Friends Committee on Legislation of California
National Association of Environmental Medicine (NAEM)
National Stewardship Action Council
Physicians for Social Responsibility – SF Bay Area Chapter
Planning and Conservation League
San Francisco Baykeeper
San Francisco Firefighters Cancer Prevention Foundation
Save Our Shores
U.S. PIRG
and others 🙏

05/19/2025

🎉 Big congratulations to Clearya's incredible partners at Silent Spring Institute Black Women For Wellness Occidental College and Columbia University on their important new study — now featured in NPR, The Washington Post, New York Post, and beyond! 👏

📣 The research reveals something everyone deserves to know:

More than half of Black and Latina women in the study unknowingly used personal care products containing formaldehyde-releasing preservatives — toxic chemicals linked to cancer and allergic reactions. And these weren’t niche products — we're talking about lotions, shampoos, body soaps, cosmetics, and even eyelash glue. The need for transparency and safer products couldn’t be more urgent.

🚀 We're proud that Clearya Insights played a role in this work by contributing an AI-based technology that converts label photos to clean ingredient names and screens them for chemicals of concern, which helped build the dataset.

Clearya Insights: https://www.clearya.com/insights

This study is a powerful example of how technology + community-driven research can uncover hidden hazards and drive change.

🛑 So what can you do?
✅ Use Clearya 😎: our app flags formaldehyde and its sneaky releasers, even when they’re buried under unfamiliar names like DMDM hydantoin or imidazolidinyl urea.
✅ Read Silent Spring Institute’s excellent guide for more tips on spotting and avoiding these chemicals:
🔗 https://silentspring.org/news/formaldehyde-and-formaldehyde-releasers-how-avoid-them
📄 Read the paper here: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.estlett.5c00242

Together, we can protect our health, create demand for better products, and ensure beauty is never at the expense of safety 💪🏽✨

03/04/2025

🚀 Clearya Insights: Empowering Safer Products with AI-Driven Analytics 🚀

At Clearya, we're committed to transforming product safety through innovation. Clearya Insights, our latest platform, continuously gathers and analyzes product and market data from diverse sources. AI processes this information to create a comprehensive, up-to-date view of individual products, which is then aggregated to assess entire product categories and full brand portfolios.

As highlighted in our recent interview with Green Chemistry & Commerce Council - GC3:

"This allows brands, retailers, and investors to see where they stand compared to their peers, assess business risk, identify reformulation opportunities, and prepare for regulatory restrictions in advance."

💡 By equipping industry stakeholders with data-driven insights and automation, we help integrate safer chemistry into supply chains—making sustainability a competitive advantage, not just a compliance challenge.

Let’s collaborate to drive meaningful industry evolution, where safety and sustainable growth go hand in hand.

🔗 Learn more about Clearya Insights: https://www.clearya.com/insights

🔗 Read the interview: https://member.changechemistry.org/news/unlocking-the-power-of-ai-and-big-data-for-safer-products-a-conversation-with-clearyas-amit-rosner

02/26/2025

🚨 Missed the Webinar? Watch the Recording Now! 💚

In our recent webinar, hosted by Collaborative for Health & Environment (CHE), we shared real-world examples of how Clearya Insights, our AI-driven platform, is empowering partners to uncover harmful chemicals, identify safer alternatives, advance public health research and policy, and drive positive change across the industry. Presented case studies:

✅ The Non-Toxic Black Beauty Project (with BCPP & CSC Coalition)
✅ Automated screening of Safety Data Sheets to protect workers (with BlueGreen Alliance)
✅ AI-driven analysis of skin-lightening products (with Occidental College)
✅ Detecting endocrine disruptors in label photos (with Silent Spring Institute)
✅ Hyperlocal data collection comparing chemical exposures across neighborhoods (with CA Dept. of Public Health)

💡 Special thanks to co-speakers Charlotte Brody (BlueGreen Alliance) and Dr. Elissia Franklin (Silent Spring Institute) for sharing how they’ve leveraged Clearya’s technology in collaborative studies!

📺 Watch the full recording here: https://youtu.be/gbsXtDJHq-I

🔍 Learn more about Clearya Insights & let’s collaborate! https://www.clearya.com/insights

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