Yes, there are. I remember two only in Capitol shopping mall. One sells skin products, the other organic clothe products. Organic olive oil soaps and similar products exist almost in every mall.Any organic grocery stores or skin care/cosmetics in Turkey?
Yes there are numerous of grocery stores in throughout the country that carry all kind of organic and skin care products.
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Why are women fooled so easily by marketing of cosmetics and skin care products?
My mother for one just looks at the claims on the labels and buys based on that. She doesn't bother to look at the ingredients, and truly believes that because it's more expensive, it's a better product.Why are women fooled so easily by marketing of cosmetics and skin care products?
They want to believe.
The cosmetic companies tell everyone the active ingredients and this is what we should use instead of spending $$ on chemically concocted beauty products.
Lipozene is in tomatoes
Hydroxy acids are in fruits
Malic acid in apples is great for skin care.
Lactic acid in milk is the perfect anti aging skin care - ever.Why are women fooled so easily by marketing of cosmetics and skin care products?
I don't know if it's innate or we're conditioned, but many women like things in pretty packaging. We're bombarded with advertising almost nonstop. Pick up a magazine like Glamour or Cosmo, and you'll wade through pages of ads before you even see the table of contents, much less an article! And many of the so-called articles are probably paid for by advertisers.
I read ingredients and buy less expensive stuff 1) because I can't afford to spend $65 for a jar of cream and 2) I'm vegan and most of the high-end stuff isn't suitable for me. Of course, the Lush creams are more expensive than Wal-Mart, but the former does have natural ingredients. I try to avoid buying stuff that has ingredients you need a chemistry degree to decipher.
I think the lack of industry regulation plays a big part too. It's scary how easy it is to sell makeup and skin care products based on the shape and color of the bottle or the model in the ad.
For an interesting look at the history of the cosmetics industry and how they get away with what they do, check out this article: http://www.natural-beauty-info.com/cosme鈥?/a>
I agree with you so much!
No products ';specifically designed for blah blah blah...'; actually work... people get fooled so often and end up spending so much money on useless things!
I watched a show where they compared $300 moisturizers from department stores (ie. the Bay, Sears) and simple $10 from Wal-Mart, and most of the time they either worked the same or the less expensive (but less appealing) one worked better!
Funny how that works
yea I know its best to use a product that offers a money back garauntee so if it dont work they should pay you back and if
not make a website promoting the company is fraud.c++
They want to believe.
The cosmetic companies tell everyone the active ingredients and this is what we should use instead of spending $$ on chemically concocted beauty products.
Lipozene is in tomatoes
Hydroxy acids are in fruits
Malic acid in apples is great for skin care.
Lactic acid in milk is the perfect anti aging skin care - ever.Why are women fooled so easily by marketing of cosmetics and skin care products?
I don't know if it's innate or we're conditioned, but many women like things in pretty packaging. We're bombarded with advertising almost nonstop. Pick up a magazine like Glamour or Cosmo, and you'll wade through pages of ads before you even see the table of contents, much less an article! And many of the so-called articles are probably paid for by advertisers.
I read ingredients and buy less expensive stuff 1) because I can't afford to spend $65 for a jar of cream and 2) I'm vegan and most of the high-end stuff isn't suitable for me. Of course, the Lush creams are more expensive than Wal-Mart, but the former does have natural ingredients. I try to avoid buying stuff that has ingredients you need a chemistry degree to decipher.
I think the lack of industry regulation plays a big part too. It's scary how easy it is to sell makeup and skin care products based on the shape and color of the bottle or the model in the ad.
For an interesting look at the history of the cosmetics industry and how they get away with what they do, check out this article: http://www.natural-beauty-info.com/cosme鈥?/a>
I agree with you so much!
No products ';specifically designed for blah blah blah...'; actually work... people get fooled so often and end up spending so much money on useless things!
I watched a show where they compared $300 moisturizers from department stores (ie. the Bay, Sears) and simple $10 from Wal-Mart, and most of the time they either worked the same or the less expensive (but less appealing) one worked better!
Funny how that works
yea I know its best to use a product that offers a money back garauntee so if it dont work they should pay you back and if
not make a website promoting the company is fraud.
I want to start my own private label cosmetics and skin care line. Anyone know of any companies that do this?
I need a high quality product line for my private label cosmetics %26amp; skin care collection that I intend to start. Since I am new to this, I'd like a recommendation of an experienced company with exceptional products. Any ideas?I want to start my own private label cosmetics and skin care line. Anyone know of any companies that do this?
Check out Audrey Morris Cosmetics http://www.audreymorriscosmetics.com
This company will set you up with everything you need to start your own private label cosmetics and skin care line. They have custom makeup products and premium black or platinum packaging. Audrey Morris Cosmetics begins with helping you to develop your brand and offer in-house printing and can assist with customizing a logo.
Check out Audrey Morris Cosmetics http://www.audreymorriscosmetics.com
This company will set you up with everything you need to start your own private label cosmetics and skin care line. They have custom makeup products and premium black or platinum packaging. Audrey Morris Cosmetics begins with helping you to develop your brand and offer in-house printing and can assist with customizing a logo.
Skin care and cosmetics websites within Canada?
Please write down those online shopping websites that you know with popular brands available.Skin care and cosmetics websites within Canada?
I don't about website ';within'; Canada, but here's a directory full of online shopping websites that ship to Canada:
for effective management of special skin problems and are appropriate for use on eroded or denuded areas, as an effective means of incontinence protection and to assist in the prevention of skin breakdown you should use highly effective care products.good luck.
Skin care and cosmetics websites within Canada?
i dont live in canada. but lets see what i find. xD
http://www.shopincanada.com/Personal-Car鈥?/a>
http://www.squidoo.com/onlineshoppingcan鈥?/a>
http://www.sephora.com/canada/
http://www.maccosmetics.com/
I don't about website ';within'; Canada, but here's a directory full of online shopping websites that ship to Canada:
http://www.intletail.com/canada/health-b鈥?/a>
I don't about website ';within'; Canada, but here's a directory full of online shopping websites that ship to Canada:
for effective management of special skin problems and are appropriate for use on eroded or denuded areas, as an effective means of incontinence protection and to assist in the prevention of skin breakdown you should use highly effective care products.good luck.
Skin care and cosmetics websites within Canada?
i dont live in canada. but lets see what i find. xD
http://www.shopincanada.com/Personal-Car鈥?/a>
http://www.squidoo.com/onlineshoppingcan鈥?/a>
http://www.sephora.com/canada/
http://www.maccosmetics.com/
I don't about website ';within'; Canada, but here's a directory full of online shopping websites that ship to Canada:
http://www.intletail.com/canada/health-b鈥?/a>
What happens to used products, such as skin care and cosmetics, that are returned to a store or website?
Do they get repackaged and put back on the shelf? Do the employees get to take them home? Do they get sent back to the manufacturer? Are they just thrown away? I really would like to know.What happens to used products, such as skin care and cosmetics, that are returned to a store or website?
I worked at bath and body works for a year, and they have a policy that you can return anything even if you've used it.
If the person told us they used the product or we even suspected they used it, we had to squeeze the product into the trashcan and then throw away the bottle. If it was an item that wasn't used and came from our store, we put it back on the shelf. It it was an item that wasn't used but wasn't in our store, there was a prize drawer in the back that the employees could choose from if they did really well in sales, etc. I once got a $95 item that I took back to the store it was originally from and returned it for other items I actually needed. This is a little bit against the policies, but it helped me out!!
There are laws against anyone using used cosmetics. The store has to throw them out. The employess wouldn't take home used cosmetics because that's gross. I guess some stores send stuff back to the manufacturer, but the majority of it gets thrown out.What happens to used products, such as skin care and cosmetics, that are returned to a store or website?
well the products r not returned the companies do not agree to take it back they only agree to take the un used products o they accept to take back the products that r less in quality and give u another one
If they've been opened, they either get thrown away or returned to the manufacturer for credit. If not opened and not defective, they put them back on the shelf.
I worked at bath and body works for a year, and they have a policy that you can return anything even if you've used it.
If the person told us they used the product or we even suspected they used it, we had to squeeze the product into the trashcan and then throw away the bottle. If it was an item that wasn't used and came from our store, we put it back on the shelf. It it was an item that wasn't used but wasn't in our store, there was a prize drawer in the back that the employees could choose from if they did really well in sales, etc. I once got a $95 item that I took back to the store it was originally from and returned it for other items I actually needed. This is a little bit against the policies, but it helped me out!!
There are laws against anyone using used cosmetics. The store has to throw them out. The employess wouldn't take home used cosmetics because that's gross. I guess some stores send stuff back to the manufacturer, but the majority of it gets thrown out.What happens to used products, such as skin care and cosmetics, that are returned to a store or website?
well the products r not returned the companies do not agree to take it back they only agree to take the un used products o they accept to take back the products that r less in quality and give u another one
If they've been opened, they either get thrown away or returned to the manufacturer for credit. If not opened and not defective, they put them back on the shelf.
Who would like to try a free sample of Mary Kay Cosmetics skin care and glamour products?
Just answer these questions and I will post your samples to you.
1. Is your skin type a) dry, b) normal, c) normal except for some oiliness on the forehead and nose and/or dry around the edges or d) oily and shiny?
2. Is your skin tone a) ivory, b) beige, c) bronze?
3. Your age group is a) 18-24 or 25 and over?
from successfulstarWho would like to try a free sample of Mary Kay Cosmetics skin care and glamour products?
What don't advertise here.
Mary Kay is meant to be personalized not sending samples to people you meet online, in YAHOO answers.
Damn, maaaaaan.Who would like to try a free sample of Mary Kay Cosmetics skin care and glamour products?
Normal
Beige
18-24
I would love to try it!
b a a
C
B
B .... :-(
1.c
2.b
3. 18-24
1. D
2. B to C'
3. 18 - 24
how are you going to send us samples when you don't know where?
d, a, a
ok
Interesting tactic. You might have better luck finding local customers so that you aren't spending all your money on samples and postage.
1)is ';c';
2)is ';b';
3)18-24
*I am a mother of three who is getting married in 3 months and have been searching local drugstores for a good brand of maakeup to use for my wedding day....if you send me some and I like it I will tag some of my friends to your line of business :)
1. Is your skin type a) dry, b) normal, c) normal except for some oiliness on the forehead and nose and/or dry around the edges or d) oily and shiny?
2. Is your skin tone a) ivory, b) beige, c) bronze?
3. Your age group is a) 18-24 or 25 and over?
from successfulstarWho would like to try a free sample of Mary Kay Cosmetics skin care and glamour products?
What don't advertise here.
Mary Kay is meant to be personalized not sending samples to people you meet online, in YAHOO answers.
Damn, maaaaaan.Who would like to try a free sample of Mary Kay Cosmetics skin care and glamour products?
Normal
Beige
18-24
I would love to try it!
b a a
C
B
B .... :-(
1.c
2.b
3. 18-24
1. D
2. B to C'
3. 18 - 24
how are you going to send us samples when you don't know where?
d, a, a
ok
Interesting tactic. You might have better luck finding local customers so that you aren't spending all your money on samples and postage.
1)is ';c';
2)is ';b';
3)18-24
*I am a mother of three who is getting married in 3 months and have been searching local drugstores for a good brand of maakeup to use for my wedding day....if you send me some and I like it I will tag some of my friends to your line of business :)
What cosmetics/skin care brand has the best eye make-up remover?
So far, the one I liked best is Neutrogena's and right now I am so not liking L'Oreal's eye make-up remover. If any of you have had good experiences with other brands, please let me know. I use black eye pencil and mascara a lot and they never come off properly.What cosmetics/skin care brand has the best eye make-up remover?
Mary Kay eye make up remover.. Its Number 1 and amazing. Oil-free Safe for Contacts if you wear them... It won't burn your eyes and its great. If thats not an option, I also SUggest Rimmel. It works great.What cosmetics/skin care brand has the best eye make-up remover?
you have to try precision by chanel it's about 30$ a bottle but it last long, I love it mascara and eye liner come's right off
MaryKay.
i don't think they sell it in stores, you'd have to find a local consultant.
x
wow i was actually going to suggest L'Oreal because i really like their eye makeup remover, but now i'm using neutrogena and it seems to work really well!
Lancome I think had a great gel-like eye-makeup remover and quit making it. That was the best one and nothing has ever come close.
I have tried MK, and it is not bad, but I don't think it dissolves waterproof mascara that well. JMO though, I know others that are very happy with it.
My eyes have gotten very sensitive, I used to purchase the wipes that Walmart sells to remove mascara, and thought they were fantastic, but my eyes get red when I use it now, so I am in the same boat. Don't know what to buy now.........
Lately I've been reading biographies on prima ballerinas and they have to wear a lot of stage make up when they have a performance. Seems to me that they generally use things like baby oil and Ponds skin cream (the old style stuff that comes in the jar) to remove their make up--it is easy to find, not too expensive, removes the liner, mascara, pancake makeup fast and thoroughly and is then easily washed off.
i use Vaseline. literally, the Vaseline petroleum jelly that comes in that little jar with the blue cap... the one that mommy use to rub on your lips to prevent them from cracking.
it takes my make-up all off. you take a dallop and put it on all over your face or just the area of the make-up you wanna take off. considering that you're taking off your make-up then washing your face, the vaseline will obviously feel greasy when you first put it on but when you finish washing your face the vaseline comes right off.
the vaseline can also serve as an alternative to your night moisturizer and since it is petroleum jelly it's pure so it doesn't irritate skin, it doesn't contain fragrances or dyes and it doesn't clog pores. when you get up in the morning, wash your face and proceed with your regular day regimen.
it's definitely a less ';chemical';-ized way of keeping your skin moisturized at nighttime... and at under $3.00 a jar, you can't go wrong!
Cetaphil liquid cleanser = best all over makeup remover (safe for eyes, fragrance-free, oil-free)
Clinique Rinse Off Makeup Solvent = best dept. store eye makeup remover
lol ???????
Yves Rocher is the best.
Clinique Take the Day Off makeup remover, it takes everything off even stubborn waterproof mascara.
I find that the best eye makeup remover is Johnson's baby oil. It takes EVERYTHING off very gently. It's also the cheapest. In my opinion, no other department store product removes as well no matter how expensive.
Mary Kay's Eye Makeup Remover, it is oil free and washes the makeup off very easily...
evian, nivea
*goes in bathroom to see what the brand is*
Ahh, yes! Use PONDS Cold Cream!
I really like Maybelline Oil Free, it does a great job, doesn't leave an oil slick on your face, and it isn't pricey. I know what you mean about the L'Oreal ... it doesn't take the eye make up off!!
Baby Oil...it works like a charm. I just put some on a cotton ball and wipe it off. Try it and see!
http://uma.chanel.com/product.php?chnprd鈥?/a>
Mary Kay eye make up remover.. Its Number 1 and amazing. Oil-free Safe for Contacts if you wear them... It won't burn your eyes and its great. If thats not an option, I also SUggest Rimmel. It works great.What cosmetics/skin care brand has the best eye make-up remover?
you have to try precision by chanel it's about 30$ a bottle but it last long, I love it mascara and eye liner come's right off
MaryKay.
i don't think they sell it in stores, you'd have to find a local consultant.
x
wow i was actually going to suggest L'Oreal because i really like their eye makeup remover, but now i'm using neutrogena and it seems to work really well!
Lancome I think had a great gel-like eye-makeup remover and quit making it. That was the best one and nothing has ever come close.
I have tried MK, and it is not bad, but I don't think it dissolves waterproof mascara that well. JMO though, I know others that are very happy with it.
My eyes have gotten very sensitive, I used to purchase the wipes that Walmart sells to remove mascara, and thought they were fantastic, but my eyes get red when I use it now, so I am in the same boat. Don't know what to buy now.........
Lately I've been reading biographies on prima ballerinas and they have to wear a lot of stage make up when they have a performance. Seems to me that they generally use things like baby oil and Ponds skin cream (the old style stuff that comes in the jar) to remove their make up--it is easy to find, not too expensive, removes the liner, mascara, pancake makeup fast and thoroughly and is then easily washed off.
i use Vaseline. literally, the Vaseline petroleum jelly that comes in that little jar with the blue cap... the one that mommy use to rub on your lips to prevent them from cracking.
it takes my make-up all off. you take a dallop and put it on all over your face or just the area of the make-up you wanna take off. considering that you're taking off your make-up then washing your face, the vaseline will obviously feel greasy when you first put it on but when you finish washing your face the vaseline comes right off.
the vaseline can also serve as an alternative to your night moisturizer and since it is petroleum jelly it's pure so it doesn't irritate skin, it doesn't contain fragrances or dyes and it doesn't clog pores. when you get up in the morning, wash your face and proceed with your regular day regimen.
it's definitely a less ';chemical';-ized way of keeping your skin moisturized at nighttime... and at under $3.00 a jar, you can't go wrong!
Cetaphil liquid cleanser = best all over makeup remover (safe for eyes, fragrance-free, oil-free)
Clinique Rinse Off Makeup Solvent = best dept. store eye makeup remover
lol ???????
Yves Rocher is the best.
Clinique Take the Day Off makeup remover, it takes everything off even stubborn waterproof mascara.
I find that the best eye makeup remover is Johnson's baby oil. It takes EVERYTHING off very gently. It's also the cheapest. In my opinion, no other department store product removes as well no matter how expensive.
Mary Kay's Eye Makeup Remover, it is oil free and washes the makeup off very easily...
evian, nivea
*goes in bathroom to see what the brand is*
Ahh, yes! Use PONDS Cold Cream!
I really like Maybelline Oil Free, it does a great job, doesn't leave an oil slick on your face, and it isn't pricey. I know what you mean about the L'Oreal ... it doesn't take the eye make up off!!
Baby Oil...it works like a charm. I just put some on a cotton ball and wipe it off. Try it and see!
http://uma.chanel.com/product.php?chnprd鈥?/a>
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