You mentioned that you keep the non-active ingredients constant - what are the non-active ingredients? These might be of concern to people who are sensitive to certain ingredients (fatty alcohols, certain preservatives, etc.) or fungal acne.
And if you’re just changing the active ingredient - how is your product different than something like Curology?
Final question - what does the device measure besides very basic things like moisture, oil and pH? Honestly, I can tell if my skin is dry just by looking at and feeling it and only use pH-balanced products, so I don’t really see the benefit of this. I just see it as unnecessarily complicating things and/or collecting consumers’ data to eventually sell to larger corporations.
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You mentioned that you keep the non-active ingredients constant - what are the non-active ingredients? These might be of concern to people who are sensitive to certain ingredients (fatty alcohols, certain preservatives, etc.) or fungal acne.
And if you’re just changing the active ingredient - how is your product different than something like Curology?
Final question - what does the device measure besides very basic things like moisture, oil and pH? Honestly, I can tell if my skin is dry just by looking at and feeling it and only use pH-balanced products, so I don’t really see the benefit of this. I just see it as unnecessarily complicating things and/or collecting consumers’ data to eventually sell to larger corporations.
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