Finding your new favourite beauty product just got easier: • Ingredient safety scores. Products now show a safety read-out built from their actual ingredient list, with every ingredient rated safe, moderate or caution. • Plain English on every ingredient. Each one comes with a short line on what it actually does, so you're not left guessing what butylene glycol is doing in your moisturiser. • The full ingredient list. Tap through for the complete list in the order it appears on the pack, along with how the scoring works and where the data comes from. • What Reddit actually thinks. Popular products carry a community score out of 5 and the themes people keep raising, pulled from the Australian beauty subreddits. • Similar products that are actually similar. The similar-items row now stays inside the same specific category, so a serum suggests other serums. • Sephora. Sephora is now its own browsable group alongside Mecca and Rhode, and its products turn up in search. • Reviews on your profile. Your profile now shows how many reviews you've written rather than how many posts. Not every ingredient has a description yet, and some products are still waiting on a score. Where we don't have it, we leave it out rather than filling the space.

A brand-new look across Atlas, richer beauty product pages, smoother onboarding, and a batch of bug fixes.

Fresh improvements across the app. Share your first rating and start building your beauty map.

• Tag products inside comments and replies, not just posts. You can edit your own posts now too, tags included. • When someone replies in a thread you're part of, you'll get a heads up. • Profiles now have a comments tab, so you can see what someone's been saying across discussions. • Comment reactions now show everyone's reactions, not just your own. • Signing up starts on your own country by default.