In this month’s column we take a look at the dangers of “cancelling” our historical peer-reviewed research, so relevant for supporting claims, just because there are some who find it “offensive”and many others who are afraid to challenge this worrying trend. Having sadly spent the month of June back in the UK on family bereavement,…
In this month’s column we take a look at live facial imaging used in advertising on tv home shopping networks and promotional videos, and how they can, unwittingly, be misleading to vulnerable consumers. Furthermore, it could be that we are missing something too! Having found myself disconnected from the digital world for a day, I…
In this month’s column I decided to focus on the somewhat cringing “up-cycling” claims gradually attaching themselves to cosmetics these days. Sustainability wokeness gone mad, or is there something more?The first time I saw the term “up-cycled” cosmetic ingredients, I finally concluded after a lifetime in the cosmetic industry, that its raison d’être is actually…
At the end of last months column I wrote that I would attempt to answer the student’s questions: “why can’t the cosmetic industry be legislated to do so as well (referring to a considered need that cosmetic companies should make their body evidence studies publicly available in the same way drug companies do) … or…
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