Beauty Explained

The natural skincare segment is one of the fastest growing areas in skincare, though not all natural products are created equal and consumers need to be aware.

Every time I travel to a new place in the world I am always struck by not the differences but rather the similarities. Read about what I learned in Macao and Hong Kong...

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Scalisi Skincare was created because I got Skin Cancer and couldn't find the products I needed. Skin cancer is one of the worlds preventable cancers out there and we don't respect how deadly it can be.  Using sunscreen not only helps to prevent skin cancer - it can halt the aging process by up to 5 years as seen in studies done in Annals of Internal Medicine.  5 Years! Read more ->

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To Celebrate we have 2 great announcements: We are Reducing Pricing & Giving out Rewards!

Is the American consumer that gullible to think if you write some random chemical formula that means it works? I actually took offense to it.  Here's the deal, I get that the FDA regulates what you can say - but if you're going to make a huge statement or claim you better be able to support it.  The beauty industry seems to have a lot of players who either think they are untouchable and would rather make outlandish claims and deal with the possible slap on the wrist by the FDA or they are small and have not invested the time or resources to understand the rules so they break them out of complete ignorance.  Both are wrong.

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Jennifer Anniston's make-up artist Angela Levine stopped by our booth to tell us how much she loves our product!

Initial thoughts on this - it should give clearer definition as to the requirements and guidelines for testing.  I believe our testing standards are at the highest level possible and once the new regulations are in place we will then retest at the new requirements as necessary.

Last Monday and Friday were the 3rd and 4th happiest days of my life as I watched the first products of Scalisi Skincare come off the manufacturing line.   I'm not going to lie - I could not contain how excited I was - when the head of Quality Control wasn't looking I literally started jumping up and down. The grin didn't leave my face all week - and I think the excitement was contagious because when I returned on Friday more people wanted to meet me and hear my story.

Retail is like many things in life.  You can't live with them; and you can't live without them. So what do you do when you know you have to be in retail but you know it makes your brand vulnerable.

This is all new and I'm certain a year from now I may be rewriting this entry.  However, for now I'm sticking to the following:  Brands need retail.  Consumers need to touch and feel a product and many of them need to interact with a person as they do it.  So you could have a great product but it could be misrepresented by the service received at the counter or if the salesperson is ill-informed.