Personal-care certification with strict ingredient transparency and safety criteria.
An Environmental Working Group certification for personal care, cleaning and baby products. Certified products must avoid every ingredient on EWG's Unacceptable list, restrict ingredients on its Restricted list, fully disclose all ingredients (including fragrance components), and follow good manufacturing practices.
Brands submit full ingredient and supplier documentation; EWG scientists review against the published Unacceptable and Restricted lists; certified products undergo annual re-review.
The 'EWG VERIFIED' mark with checkmark. Cross-reference at ewg.org/ewgverified.
An EWG Skin Deep database 'low hazard' rating is not the same as EWG Verified — Skin Deep is an automated ingredient score, while EWG Verified is a vetted product certification.
EWG Verified does not certify organic content, vegan status, fair labour or carbon footprint. It is an ingredient-safety and transparency standard.
The highest-scoring products in our database that carry EWG Verified certification.

A high-quality, sustainable play set made from PlanWood (recycled rubberwood sawdust) and water-based dyes, designed to foster creativity in young children without the use of plastics or animal-derived finishes.

A highly concentrated, non-toxic car wash solution designed to clean vehicles without the need for a hose, saving hundreds of liters of water per wash while using plant-derived ingredients.

An ultra-concentrated, biodegradable, and corrosive-free car shampoo designed in the UK for high-performance cleaning without harsh solvents or animal-derived surfactants.
No. 'Clean beauty' is a marketing term with no fixed definition. EWG Verified is a specific standard with a published Unacceptable list and an audit process.