Bullet points are where most beauty claim violations happen. Here are safe, high-converting examples and the patterns to avoid.
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Example: Deep hydration — hyaluronic acid holds up to 1000x its weight in water for plump, smooth skin.
'Clinically shown to improve skin hydration in 4 weeks' needs a study; 'helps maintain moisture' is safer without one.
Avoid 'cures', 'heals', 'medical-grade', 'sterilizes', 'antibacterial' (unless substantiated for the specific claim).
Only if actually tested by a dermatologist; keep the wording factual, not a drug claim.
Five is standard; keep each under ~200 characters and benefit-led.
Yes, 'free-from' claims are generally acceptable if accurate, but avoid implying competitors' products are unsafe.