by Heather Ng | Sep 16, 2020 | Consumer Consciousness, Governance, Ingredient Insight, Product Regulation, Product Review (Cosmetics), Safety and Carcinogen, Skincare and Cosmetics
Lipsticks have evolved over decades and now it’s become an irreplaceable part of our beauty routine, be it to feel pretty or to condition lips and prevent it from chapping. Personally, I’ve never really used lipstick due to the fact that I was worried...
by Heather Ng | Aug 2, 2020 | Animal Rights, Business Ethics, Consumer Consciousness, Environment, Governance, Responsible Advertising, Social
It’s a fact. Skincare brands, cosmetic products and household products with the cute “cruelty free” bunny logo are more likely to get snatched off the shelf than products without the logo. While some brands actually uphold a code of ethics and...
by Greg | Jul 27, 2020 | Consumer Consciousness, Food and Cooking, Safety and Carcinogen
Canned fish is a versatile and convenient way to add fish to your diet which are important for your overall health and wellbeing. They are rich in protein and many other essential nutrients, making it an important food source. It should be noted however that not all...
by Greg | Jul 6, 2020 | Beauty and Cosmetics, Consumer Consciousness, Safety and Carcinogen
One of the world’s biggest cosmetics company, L’Oreal has announced that they will remove the words ‘white’, ‘fair’ and ‘light’ from its skin products. Neutrogena and Clean & Clear brand, which is under the giant...
by Greg | May 25, 2020 | Consumer Consciousness, Eczema, Ingredient Insight, Product Review (Skincare), Skincare and Cosmetics
There are three giants in the eczema industry that dominate the moisturizing lotion industry; Aveeno, Cerave and Cetaphil. All are highly regarded in the eczema communities and each has shown considerable results of recovery/containment of users’ sensitive skin....
by Cybel Lihn | Apr 14, 2020 | Consumer Consciousness, Environmental Conservation, Sunscreen
Corals are marine animals with a symbiotic relationship with algae, which gives corals their color. Up to 70% of the world’s oxygen is produced by phytoplankton like algae which undergoes photosynthesis the same way as plants. The chlorophyll in chloroplasts gives...