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seeking organic chemist
I am looking for a chemist who is able to hep me take my Organic Skincare line to the next level. I am interested in using products which are not harsh to the skin and Organic in nature. I am seeking cosmetic consulting services for my Skin Care line of Ann-LASH Organics. Currently I make my own line of dry mask as well as activators. I would like to start selling my product, however I only have experience in the products retention as well as ingredients based off information I have Googled. I am seeking expertise in mastering my skin care line so I am able to start selling it to a wider audience. I am interested in setting up a meeting or meeting face to face to discuss possible consultation services. I am located in South Florida however I am willing to travel via United States to meet in person if the opportunity presents itself. Feel free to drop your contact information and I will follow up with an email. Thank you
Ann
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Organic in the chemistry world does not have to do with the USDA certification of organic agricultural products, which is what I think you are interested in.
Additionally I see your products are masks, and clays are not organic in any sense of the word.Do you plan to keep making the product yourself, and you are looking for a distributor? Do you want to contract out the full manufacturing process? How many units do you plan to make? These are all questions you’ll have to answer to get some more direction.
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I just did a search of International Trademarks and I cannot find one for Ann Lash. Do you realise, that if you are successful in creating your line, that anyone can then register your brand as their own and cause you enormous difficulty?
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Organic chemistry has a whole different meaning
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organic_chemistry
placing an ad looking for an organic chemist, you may get chemists versed in synthesis
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organic_synthesis
which isn’t what you’re looking for.It looks to me like you actually need an organic certification
usually done by labs and not individual chemists as they need expensive equipment like gas chromatography
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gas_chromatography
to test for pesticides and insecticides.Also, it looks like you need a natural formulating chemist
which is totally different than an organic chemist.
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