Dr. Fayne Frey

In over 30 years of testing products, and I don't care whether they're anti-aging creams, anti-wrinkle creams, eye creams, night creams, day creams, neck creams, I have never seen any one of these products get rid of a wrinkle.

In over 30 years of testing products, and I don't care whether they're anti-aging creams, anti-wrinkle creams, eye creams, night creams, day creams, neck creams, I have never seen any one of these products get rid of a wrinkle.

In over 30 years of testing products, and I don't care whether they're anti-aging creams, anti-wrinkle creams, eye creams, night creams, day creams, neck creams, I have never seen any one of these products get rid of a wrinkle.

Thank you for having me.

Thank you for having me.

Thank you for having me.

Yes, some of the marketing is misleading, but do know the skincare industry is a fantastic industry. It does manufacture wonderful products that are truly good for your skin health. So that's the good news. The bad news is it's a blind item. Most ingredients are not known by the consumer. So it's a blind item because consumers don't understand the ingredient listing.

Yes, some of the marketing is misleading, but do know the skincare industry is a fantastic industry. It does manufacture wonderful products that are truly good for your skin health. So that's the good news. The bad news is it's a blind item. Most ingredients are not known by the consumer. So it's a blind item because consumers don't understand the ingredient listing.

Yes, some of the marketing is misleading, but do know the skincare industry is a fantastic industry. It does manufacture wonderful products that are truly good for your skin health. So that's the good news. The bad news is it's a blind item. Most ingredients are not known by the consumer. So it's a blind item because consumers don't understand the ingredient listing.

They don't have the chemistry background to do so. And the other point is marketing is powerful. It reinforces a definition of beauty that's unrealistic and unobtainable. So the consumer feels bad about themselves. So somebody's got to advocate for for the consumer. And that was my goal.

They don't have the chemistry background to do so. And the other point is marketing is powerful. It reinforces a definition of beauty that's unrealistic and unobtainable. So the consumer feels bad about themselves. So somebody's got to advocate for for the consumer. And that was my goal.

They don't have the chemistry background to do so. And the other point is marketing is powerful. It reinforces a definition of beauty that's unrealistic and unobtainable. So the consumer feels bad about themselves. So somebody's got to advocate for for the consumer. And that was my goal.

Right. Like I said, the most important information on a skincare product is the ingredient listing. But again, because consumers don't understand the ingredient listing, they base their product selection on the front display panel. And that front display panel has what the product is and the amount as far as fluid ounces that's required. But after that, you have a lot of marketing real estate.

Right. Like I said, the most important information on a skincare product is the ingredient listing. But again, because consumers don't understand the ingredient listing, they base their product selection on the front display panel. And that front display panel has what the product is and the amount as far as fluid ounces that's required. But after that, you have a lot of marketing real estate.

Right. Like I said, the most important information on a skincare product is the ingredient listing. But again, because consumers don't understand the ingredient listing, they base their product selection on the front display panel. And that front display panel has what the product is and the amount as far as fluid ounces that's required. But after that, you have a lot of marketing real estate.

In addition, how do people pick products? Right, Mike? They ask their friends, or they look at a magazine ad, or they listen to the media.

In addition, how do people pick products? Right, Mike? They ask their friends, or they look at a magazine ad, or they listen to the media.

In addition, how do people pick products? Right, Mike? They ask their friends, or they look at a magazine ad, or they listen to the media.

Well, first of all, you have to understand these products are cosmetics. And in our country, in 1938, we passed a law that said, if you're a manufacturer and you intend to make a product and sell it, if that intention of that product is to really change the structure or the function of any organ, but in this case, we're talking about the skin.

Well, first of all, you have to understand these products are cosmetics. And in our country, in 1938, we passed a law that said, if you're a manufacturer and you intend to make a product and sell it, if that intention of that product is to really change the structure or the function of any organ, but in this case, we're talking about the skin.