Seattle, WA (ContentDesk via ContentDesk Direct) November 30, 2005 -- Cosmeceuticals is a growing trend in the cosmetics industry, estimated to reach a staggering $7.2 billion in sales by 2008. More and more doctors are tacking their names on to products, lending the impression that their brands are somehow medical in nature or more effective. But do these products work? And what exactly are cosmeceuticals? Paula Begouns new article Cosmeceuticals: Science, Marketing, or a Little of Both? explores the phenomenon of the cosmeceutical craze, and gets beyond the hype to the truth about this expanding skin-care category. In her new 936-word article, Cosmetics Cop (www.cosmeticscop.com) and best-selling beauty author Paula Begoun answers the following questions:
-- Who is regulating this increasingly popular section of the cosmetics industry? -- What or who is driving this increased desire for products labeled as cosmeceutical?
-- Which 5 ingredient categories really can impact skin and make it behave more normally? Article Available: -- Paula Begouns 936-word article is available for reprint/use. Please access it at http://www.cosmeticscop.com/learn/article.asp?PAGETYPE=ART&REFER=SKIN&ID=177.
About the AuthorPaula Begouns books, newsletters, and online publications are the leading source of valuable, straightforward hair-care, skin-care, and beauty information for women, helping them navigate around common misconceptions, outrageous hair-care and cosmetics companies claims, and exorbitant costs. Paula is an internationally-recognized consumer expert on the cosmetics industry and has made repeat appearances on CNN, The Today Show, 20/20, Dateline NBC, ABCs Primetime, Oprah, and The View. To schedule an interview, or for more information, please contact: Jen Provo, e-mail protected from spam bots, 425.988.6084.
Anti Aging Skin Care : "Pharmaceutical" Cosmetics
Copyright 2006 Danna Schneider
Have you ever heard the new buzz term "cosmeceuticals"?
This nifty term refers to the fusion of two areas, one which cultivates necessary medications which control our bodily processes internally, and the other, which manipulates our body from the outside, cosmetically improving our appearance.
You guessed it, the first is "pharmaceuticals" and the second is "cosmetics".
The joining of these two fields, both extremely lucrative, and arguably necessary, is called "cosmeceuticals", and this exciting new breed is causing a stir in the beauty community lately.
Although they have been united in this new genre of cosmetics, the two are very different when it comes to government and advisory board regulation.
Pharmaceuticals, at least in the US currently, are heavily regulated by the organization known as the FDA, while cosmetics are not government regulated.
Why?
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