What Is Something You Wish Could Be Invented? Preferably a Cosmetic Product Or a Household Product!?
Hmm...a cosmetic product? I wish there was such thing as eye color changing drops. You put them on your eye and it changes your eye color.
1. What is the Salary of a cosmetic product trainer of Chanel, Shiseido, and Christian Dior?
Auctions are generally a thank you to bypass. Even then, in case you are after a $5 Louis Vuitton bag, then a flea marketplace is all you are able to attempt. have you ever a funds in techniques? be conscious that for the time of auctions, you generally have the prospect to get products for a lot below shop costs.
2. What is your favorite MAC cosmetic product?
Hey! My fave MAC product is the Fluidline eyeliner in "Blitz 'n Glitz". It's a nice black gel liner with a subtle touch of glitter. Very pretty and the little bottle lasts FOREVER. I also really love the Strobe Liquid Lotion. Its a highlighting liquid that gives you a glow like no other. I usually dab in on my cheekbones with the 187 MAC brush. There's nothing like it. =)
3. Is it possible to make a cosmetic product with 100% natural substances? Doesn't it degrade?
It is not possible to make a cosmetic product with 100% natural substances. Let me explain what I mean with this.To start with, the meaning of the word "natural" can be defined as "existing in or produced by nature" and/or "growing without human care".Based on these definitions, an all natural skincare product should consist of ingredients that not only haven't been synthesized by humans but haven't been minimally processed, too. This is simply unattainable. Truth is, all ingredients undergo some sort of chemical processing, otherwise they wouldn't exist.For example, we can not just take the willow bark and add it to a cream. We need to somehow extract salicin from it (the active ingredient) and that's what we're going to use in the product. Furthermore, the FDA itself doesn't have a definition for "natural cosmetics". Consequently, according to the law natural cosmetics don't even exist.In this age where natural and organic products are growing more and more popular it's important to know that not everything that is natural is good for you and your health. Some of the most powerful poisons are inside fungi or plants. They are natural, yet not beneficial at all.Besides, sometimes using natural ingredients simply is not very practical. For example, say you are looking for a good moisturizer. You could use a natural ingredient like aloe, but there are chemical ingredients out there which are way more potent than aloe, and would give you results faster.In my opinion, as long as an ingredient is giving you the desired results, it does not really matter whether it is "natural" or not. Effectiveness is key. I wrote an entire guide meant to help consumers choose good quality skincare; it will help you find products that will actually work for your skin. You can find it here if interested: How to choose the best skin care productsHope this helps!Is it possible to make a cosmetic product with 100% natural substances? Does not it degrade?
4. Which MAC Cosmetic product should I get?
First off that is not sanatary to share makeup. I got a staph infection on my face from sharing makeup! I would get the msf, because for the foundation she used it and their foundation is really thick/breaks out people with acne
5. cosmetic product survey...?
Freeman makes some great cleansers...they are at the drugstore. Clinique has some good products: a tinted face protector w/SPF that comes in different shades and is meant to replace foundation. Also they have a tiny bottle w/ a product called Colour Rub that's a liquid blush. Really nice. I like some of L'Oreal's foundations, too.
6. How do I sell my own cosmetic product?
There are several options available. Selling online is usually the one that allows you to see results right away.You can set up an online store using Shopify. Shopify comes with a free 14 days trial, so that you can test it before making a decision. It allows to accept different payment methods, and it's extremely user friendly. You can find more information here.You could also sell your cosmetic products online on Amazon. There are however a few things you need to do before you are allowed to do that. The process can seem too much of a bother for someone who's not truly motivated, but it wo not be a problem for serious entrepreneurs. In my opinion it's absolutely worth it since selling on Amazon can be extremely profitable.Beauty products on Amazon are under two categories: beauty and "health/personal care". Both categories are gated, meaning you can't simply upload your product and start selling it. You need to receive an approval from Amazon before you start selling in those two categories.This is a list of the documentation that is usually required. Depending on the product, it might be more or less.Testing documentation: a report from an independent laboratory stating the safety of the product (basically the stability tests you perform on cosmetics anyway).FDA orange book application number. THIS IS FOR OTC/COSMETICS PRODUCTS ONLY-FOR EXAMPLE SUNSCREENS. Commercial purchase invoice. THIS IS REQUIRED ONLY IF YOU WANT TO RESELL PRODUCTS. Retailers receipts are not valid.Your products must have a UPC code OR you must enroll your brand with Brand Registry (possible only if you have a trademark).I wrote a blog post on this topic. You can find it here for more information. Let me know if you have other questions, I would be happy to help.Hope this helps!How do I sell my own cosmetic product?
