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Recent quotes in cosmetic stories

Perry44 December 4, 2011

Every so often a reporter will contact me and look for answers to questions related to cosmetics and cosmetic science. I’m happy to answer because I like talking about science and because it provides a balance to the “experts” who do not take a scientific approach in their answers.

Anyway, I’ve recently been quoted in a few articles and thought I would just list them here mostly as a convienent way for me to remember them. I also thought you might find them interesting.

Latisse for your dome? - MSNCB - Talking about hair growth technologies.

Dangerous beauty: FDA discusses contaminated cosmetics - Another MSNBC article. This one discusses why preservatives are in cosmetics.

Makeup of Makeup: Decoding blus- Talking about color cosmetics.

My Fox Boston appearance- I can’t watch my tv appearances but you might find it amusing.

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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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