Randy Schuller from the Beauty Brains here and I am thrilled to announce that we'll be back in two weeks with an all new episode.

But until then you can listen and learn from this blast from the past. In today's Encore

presentation we explain how companies green wash products. In other words how

they make cosmetics appear to be more natural than they really are.

Take it away Perry. Hello and

the beauty brains I'm your host Perry Romanowski and with me as always my co-host Randy Schuller hello everybody

welcome to the show gram the show gram I like that I wonder if we could

trade narn that I stole it from somebody else so I doubt it.

Come on in the history of entertainment I'm sure showgram has never been used.

You know it always reminds me that like there never really are any new ideas are there?

That's a depressing thought.

Ah, but I mean the stuff we have now is cooler than the stuff they had a hundred years ago, right?

So it's cooler, it's just not based on new ideas? Right, the old ideas all

get reinvented to create new ideas. That's that's how we can keep having new cosmetics every single year.

Like a ton of new cosmetics, even though there haven't been really any new ideas in

cosmetics in years, right?

Yeah, it's true. You know, I don't know if you actually read, you know, the Beauty Brains.com, but we have a series, we have a series called

uh, vintage cosmetic video and I, you know, we go back in time and find old TV commercials for beauty products

and talk about the beauty science behind those and it's just amazing how many

of those ideas just get recycled over and over again over the decades.

I love those old video ones and of course on occasion I do read the Beauty Brain.

No, come I just it's in my RSS feed. I see every post that you've written.

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