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cornea of slaughtered byproducts to test the effects of cosmetics. The article mentions that this test provided very reliable results and has led many cosmetics companies to look into alternatives for their products. One such company mentioned was L’Oréal. They decline their testing done on animals and partnered with SkinEthic, who uses in vitro reconstructed skin collected from donors to test the safety of their products. In relevance to my research, the article describes successful testing…

INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT DECEMBER 2016 HIBA ARIF PATANWALA MOHAMMAD IBRAHIM KHAN INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNICATION PRACTICES: POND’S Abstract: This case study examines the integrated marketing communication practices in Pond’s, a high end brand in skin care products. It highlights how all departments work with each other, how they are interlinked and lastly if all departments are engaged in marcom activities. Brand manager was interviewed regarding marketing communication in…

1.0 THE FACE 1.1 Company Background The Face which is based in Sarawak decided to introduce a product, bird’s nest facial mask, which is made by the bird’s nest, and solely based on specialized knowledge and experiences on fundamentals of skin. We have decided to export our products domestically and to international regions of the world, which is China and Korea. We choose bird’s nest facial mask as our product because it has a lot of natural nutrients which are beneficial for the consumers.…

be allowed is because animals are getting hurt. For instance, the Draize eye test involves rabbits having their eyelids clipped open for as long as multiple days so that they don’t blink the product being tested away. Popular cosmetic brands like L'oreal, Lancome, Estee Lauder, and S.C. Johnson are used on animals. These…

The photo is take from the top of his head to his upper chest with his arm crossing his chest with the watch on. The background is black just like the L’Oréal advertisement so that we just focus on the man and the watch. The man has blue eyes, a chiseled chin and a well-groomed beard. He also has some veins visible on his hand which might lead you to believe he lifts weights and you can assume he is healthy…

L’Oreal, Shiseido, Unilever, and Emami all share a common thread. They each, like many other make-up companies, make a profit off of colorism – prejudice against individuals with a dark skin tone – through the manufacture and sell of skin lighteners. The skin lightening industry is worth millions of dollars and is still growing in many countries around the world. The industry is booming for many reasons, such as: perceived benefits of light skin, the type of advertisements companies use, and a…

I decided to do my project in makeup. Makeup is a really wide topic with so many different products and brands that I thought it would be perfect to show the periodic table. I think of makeup as being like art because of the different things you can do with it and the different designs that could make you look like another person. There are so many designs you can do and so many colors to try on, and so many looks; just like elements there are so many elements and just like make up each element…

Imagine your family pet being enclosed in a small, cold, and dirty cage for days, weeks, or even months on end, only being taken out to be subjected to painful experiments without any anesthetic, as well as the possibility of developing life threatening diseases and injuries. Too many animals experience this on a regular basis around the globe - in fact, nearly 25 million animals will be used as test subjects annually. Animal testing is a horrible occurrence, one that brings suffering to even…

will be hard to convince is China. Only recently, China lifted the legal requirement of animal testing in their cosmetics (China). This evidence has shown that we have made good headway, but only in small ways. Still, well-known companies such as L’Oreal, Clorox, Eéeste Lauder, and the most noteworthy company: Johnson & Johnson still subject defenseless creatures to animal testing (Companies That Do…

Helena Rubinstein was born to Jewish parents in Poland, on December 25th, 1872. She was the oldest of 8 girls. As the oldest child she often helped her father with bookkeeping, her intelligence led her father to insist she enrolled in the studied of medical science. Helena didn’t care for the hospital work and therefore opted to end her studies. Her father would only allowed her to end her studies if she married. She rejected the arrange marriage and left to Australia to live with her uncle and…