Hi, this is Perry, and we had a little snafu this time, and I thought I would dip into the archives

and give you a replay of a show that I did with Randy back a couple of years ago.

So enjoy this flashback to the Beauty Brains of old.

And don't worry, we'll have a new show next week.

You're listening to the Beauty Brain Show

where real scientists answer your beauty questions.

And now, here's Randy and Perry. Hey everybody I'm Randy Schuler and I'm Perry Romanowski and we are the

beauty brains two dorky cosmetic scientists who are podcasting our way into your

hearts and minds.

And answering your beauty product questions.

There you go.

This is episode 101 of our show, and today we're going to be talking about how beauty products are regulated internationally,

which sounds really boring when I say it that way.

Can you tease that any better to make it sound exciting?

Enter the fascinating world of cosmetic regulation. exciting? So before. Actually, the information is quite fascinating, quite interesting.

And we're going to do it with a guy who has an accent different than ours.

That's a good tease.

Well done. So before we get to that, we haven't talked in a while. I just wanted to catch up with you. I know you were off doing some traveling for the Secret Society of Cosmetic are we going to talk about that?

Yeah, actually I've been doing a bunch of traveling lately. We had a little hiatus with our show and so that gave me time. I took trips to Denver, Cincinnati, and Stamford, Connecticut. And that's really just the life of a beauty blogging

cosmetic chemist.

But one thing that I noticed when I was in Denver,

which is sort of beauty related, your skin gets really dry.

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