Media Recognition & Industry Appearances
Our team has been featured by leading news organizations, industry publications, and professional podcasts that explore the evolving landscape of product claims, testing methodologies, scientific transparency, and consumer protection. These appearances reflect our ongoing dedication to advancing evidence-based practices and fostering meaningful conversations that support innovation and accountability across the personal care, cosmetic, and consumer product industries.
- Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC News) - Why you shouldn’t count on SPF for all your sun protection
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC News) - Former employees of sunscreen testing lab Princeton Consumer Research blow whistle on alleged questionable practices
- Pretty Equity - When Tests Lie – What Investors Must Know About Beauty Lab Risk
- Beauty Confidential Episode 5 - Clinical testing’s impact on new product development, and what to know
- Skincarma Pod Episode 53 - Sunscreen Gate and the Ethics of Clinical Testing
- The Eco Well - Sunscreen Gate Roundtable - What’s Happening with Sunscreens?
- Masters of Wellness™ Podcast - Unlocking the Secrets of the Beauty Industry
Expert Clinical Grading
Trained graders score visible changeSupports claims like “Clinically proven to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles”
Learn more →Biomarkers and Microbiome
Tape strips, swabs and collectionsSupports claims like “Microbiome friendly” and “Won’t disrupt the skin’s natural microbiome”
Learn more →Biophysical Instrumentation
Hydration, TEWL, elasticity, colorSupports claims like “Hydrates by up to 87% in as little as one use”
Learn more →Peer-Reviewed Writing
Clinical and scientific publicationsScientifically validated study summaries for publication in peer-reviewed medical journals
Learn more →Before and After Photography
Controlled, reproducible clinical imagingSupports claims like “Up to a 44% reduction in redness in as little as 2 weeks”
Learn more →Consumer Perception
Panelist questionnaires and self-assessmentSupports claims such as “97% of women agreed their skin felt smoother and more supple”
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