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New Source For Personal Care Science Information

Perry44 May 17, 2010

There’s an interesting new website that promises to provide people with information about cosmetic and personal care products based on scientific facts.

It’s called Personal Care Truth and it looks pretty well done thus far.

Personal Care Truth Founders

The website was begun by two beauty product makers. Kristin Fraser Cotte is the founder of the Grapeseed Company which produces botanical beauty products from wine derivatives. Lisa Rodgers is the founder of Cactus and Ivy a manufacturer of cruelty free, vegan, and natural bath and body products.

Most impressively, they’ve assembled a group of experts which includes formulators, beauty product manufacturers, writers and cosmetic scientists.

The website is just getting started but you can already find some great articles about SLS, natural products, and cosmetic regulations. This is definitely one I’m going to add to my RSS feed reader.

We’ll have to get an interview with them on the Chemists Corner podcast.

Categories: General
Perry44
Perry has been formulating cosmetic products and inventing solutions to solve consumer problems since the early 1990’s. Additionally, he has written and edited numerous articles and books, taught continuing education classes for industry scientists, and developed successful websites. His latest book is Beginning Cosmetic Chemistry 3rd Edition published by Allured.

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