A multi-Sales in the cosmetics industry exceeded those in the food industry.It's hard to believe, but it's true.The "magic" Jar of 1.7 oz.The price of the moisturizer is three times that of the best meat bought at the gourmet shop, not to mention 0.5 oz.More expensive than the same amount of black caviar.There you have it;It adds up before your eyes.The cosmetics industry has successfully sold the "eternal youth" that we are all looking for, and their philosophy is based on two premises: Fear (aging) and probability (where we will all end up ).Aging is a natural process and cannot be stopped.However, with some preventive care, signs of aging may slow down, the best we can hope.Having said that, let's see if the "miracle" of cosmetics and beauty is true or false.True: ----Scientific research has found that protecting it from external factorsExfoliating ensures the removal of dead cells and stimulates the production of new cells to make your skin color shine more brightly.-Keeping the skin moist will make the skin smoother and more plastic.-Nourishing it will ensure a good balance between sebum (oil) and water to make the skin healthier.-Protecting it from external factors will keep the skin healthy and beautiful for a longer period of time.False-----Scientific research has found that the attack on false statements is eliminated :-The reversal of the aging process is "wishful thinking" and will not honor the promise.-Full skin is strictly a temporary effect obtained through the ingredients, causing adverse reactions, so it will allow the skin to expand slightly (for a few hours) to give the impression of erasing fine lines until the reaction is self-neutralisedThe defense mechanism of the body.This Cinderella effect is called "controllable stimulation" in professional terms ".False promises and half-truths are not new to a carefully stated industry.Please pay attention to the language of these statements and you will find how vague and subjective they are: wrinkles look smoother;The skin will look brighter and the texture will be better.What does all this mean?This statement is based entirely on the well-known fact that "we will see what we want to see;Wishful thinking, coupled with the inflated self and our desire to transcend nature, can easily lead to brainwashing and play a role correctly in the greedy hands of the cosmetics industry.Knowing that most consumers are constantly looking for "new and improved products", the industry is ready to meet this desire and constantly reinvent itself with new products.So far, we know that, thanks to a large molecule, collagen and elastic proteins (both present in the connected tissues) do not penetrate the skin.After many years of selling us useless products, the industry has introduced new scores such as vitamin "C" (extremely unstable, invalid if not used immediately ), vitamin "A" (as A vitamin A for renewal and re-adjustment)A) α-amino acids (ganol) and β-amino acids (sa), peptides (amino acids), lycopene (carrot-like antioxidants), "Q10" (p-benzene quinone) there are many other ingredients: some are good, some are worthless.Another myth that continues in the industry is the appeal to the customers of the magical words "natural ingredients" and "organic products.In addition to selling points, these statements have nothing to do with the effectiveness of the product;It's just a more deceptive strategy.When natural ingredients are synthesized for cosmetic use, there are few natural ingredients in them.Basically, all cosmetics are more or less similar and few differences are almost negligible and are not worth the extra price.Some of the best known companies have been fined for false advertising and have been asked to withdraw claims for "wrinkle removal performance" or "improved skin structure.Recently, some pharmaceutical companies have been involved in the profit sector in the skin care industry, providing a vague term "drug makeup" designed to give consumers a much-needed guarantee by hinting at drug attributes.The FDA (Food and Drug Administration) regulates the pharmaceutical industry and defines drugs as "treating, mitigating or preventing diseases by affecting the structure or function of the human body" Aging is not a disease.The last thing the cosmetics industry wants is to be regulated by the FDA.The cosmetics industry prefers its own research and statistics, the so-called "internal research ".A new marketing method is becoming popular.Study independently.Cosmetic manufacturers are conducting their own research, drawing their own conclusions and presenting the results as facts.What some of them say is outrageous;Here is an example: "In our poll Group, 84 people from 24 to 62 years old, 57 people showed obvious signs of improvement after 3 months of regular use of the product ".My guess is that the most eye-catching "improvements" happen where the product is least needed.Most of the expenses paid by consumers when buying cosmetics are not the contents of the "magic jar;It is the packaging, company name and its expenses related to the advertisement.Knowing that it doesn't make much sense to buy "La March" compared to "origin" because both are owned by the same "Estee Lauder Company, like Clinique, Alami, aweda, prescription, Joe Malone, dafin, Donna Karan, Mike and Bobby Brown."Internal competition" has been well spread, and it is intended to give consumers a wrong sense of freedom of choice.Luna has almei, the ultimate and Princess Marcela bears.The strong houses of L'Oreal own Garnier, Lancome, Maybelline, Kelas Taser and SkinCeuticals, as well as matrix, Reken and Helen Rubinstein.It seems that all this is not confusing and misleading enough, a new fashion has entered the field of cosmetics;Recently, many plastic surgeons and dermatologists have provided their own cosmetic brand by labeling ordinary cosmetics and then attaching famous doctors of medicine and implying the nature of treatment.To escape the control of the FDA, please note that this "miracle" is only sold to ordinary patients of doctors.When choosing skin care products, the slogan of "buyer awareness" should be strengthened by reminding and informed customers.The long and short of all this is that the proposition and commitment of "eternal youth" should be treated with a whole box of salt.
