Recent quotes in cosmetic stories

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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