Re: Canadian web site/ingredient listing

[Guest guest]

FYI--

As far I know, I think the US is the only country that requires that

ingredients be available to the consumer in some form or fashion.

Most of the larger boutique style sites (drugstore.com. beauty.com,

skinlogic.com, dermadoctor.com, etc), but many of the smaller or

foreign sites don't - perhaps for competitive reasons. And keep in

mind, most folks w/ normal skin don't preoccupy themselves with

ingredients - that's why most skin care marketing works so well, it

sells fantasy, not fact...

GT

> Hi le-

>

> I went through the site, too, & found the Eris stuff. I did a

search for

> Irena Eris, but everything about her is in Polish or Russian. She

appears

> to be a rather well educated chemist, or whatever title you get w/ a

> doctorate in pharmacology (pharmacist?)

>

> I'm baffled as to how these sites intend to win our affections when

they

> can't even list the ingredients! The incredibly high prices on

these

> products should warrant it. I emailed the essential day spa people

w/ the

> same question that I sent to ts (for which I got the non-

answer).

> We'll see what they claim.

>

> - in Michigan

>

>

>

> > I checked the site sent for the Canadian Spa.. there are

additional

> products

> > on this page for rosaceans, according to them anyway.

> >

> >

>

http://www.essentialdayspa.com/Eris_Skin_Care_Line_for_Dilated_Capilla

ries.h

> tm

> >

> > le

> >

> >