Frownies, Industry Leader in Beauty and Skincare, Shares the Secret to Centuries of Success...
Frownies Celebrates Women's History Month
Four women wearing paper wrinkle patches on their foreheads holding pink boxes of Frownies Facial Patches.
DAYTON, Ohio, March 22, 2023 (Newswire.com) - Frownies, the home of the iconic wrinkle-smoothing facial patches, is celebrating Women's History Month by sharing their secret to success - personalized customer service that has been passed down over five generations of women.
Margaret Krosen invented Frownies in 1889 for her daughter Alice, a concert pianist and a model. After many hours of sitting at the piano furrowing her brow in concentration, Alice had started to develop eleven lines between her brows. The concept of Frownies Facial Patches was born - weighted paper patches with a water-activated adhesive that create a cast to hold the facial muscles still, allowing the overlying skin to lay flat. Women from Broadway to Hollywood used Frownies to soften and smooth wrinkles and fine lines. Now, Frownies is the number one non-invasive alternative to Botox®.
In 2020, Helen Morrison, the great-great-granddaughter of Frownies' inventor Margaret Krosen, joined the Frownies' team full-time as Director of Brand Strategy. As the face of Frownies across social media platforms, Morrison has quickly taken Frownies Facial Patches viral. With 225 Million views on TikTok and over 13,000 five-star reviews on Amazon, Morrison has led the brand to exponential growth through her transparency and accessibility across social media platforms.
"Frownies Facial Patches have always been marketed by word-of-mouth," Helen says. "Now we are using the modern-day 'word-of-mouth' - social media - to continue our grass-roots marketing." Morrison goes on to share that Frownies' secret to standing out beyond the viral TikTok videos and Instagram reels is the individual interactions with their customers.
"My great-great-grandmother would hand-write responses to letters from women ordering Frownies Facial Patches from all over the world," Helen notes. "Now, if a customer sends a message on Instagram, I personally respond, often with a voice message. I am always happy to give application tips if a customer sends me a picture of their problem areas or the placement of their facial patches."
Before many women were in the workforce, even before women had the right to vote, Frownies has been owned and operated by strong, independent women. Today, Frownies strives to maintain the personalized customer service that the Frownies' customers have appreciated since 1889.
ABOUT FROWNIES
Frownies, home of the Original Wrinkle Patch, is proud to be a fifth-generation, female-founded small business for over 130 years. Frownies, once called "Hollywood's Best Kept Secret," has gone viral as the #1 natural alternative to Botox® with over 255 Million views on TikTok.
Shop for Frownies Facial Patches and the rest of the Frownies natural skincare line here. Follow the Frownies on Instagram for tips on how to apply the Facial Patches.
Contact Information:Kat Wright
CEO
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1-800-648-6891
Helen Morrison
Director of Brand Strategy
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937-477-7586
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Fragrance Creators Association Statement on Inclusion of the ‘Modernization of Cosmetics Regulations Act’ in...
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Statement by Farah K. Ahmed, President & CEO, Fragrance Creators Association (Fragrance Creators), on the inclusion of long-awaited updates to federal cosmetics law in the FY2023 omnibus appropriations bill released earlier this morning:
"Fragrance Creators applauds the inclusion of the "Modernization of Cosmetics Regulations Act" in the FY2023 omnibus appropriations bill, and we urge Congress to approve it this week. This will create a modern cosmetics regulatory framework—including for fragrances in cosmetics products—designed to advance sound science, safety, innovation, and consumer confidence. We thank Senators Murray, Burr, Collins and Feinstein and Representatives Pallone and McMorris Rodgers and their tireless staffs for championing this legislation. While we are pleased that cosmetics regulations are now coming in-line with the needs of the 21st century, we remain concerned that future individual state actions could negatively impact competition, limit innovation, and cause consumer confusion. Fragrance Creators looks forward to engaging with the Food and Drug Administration to ensure a strong federal role and proper implementation of the cosmetics modernization provisions as related to fragrance."
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Fragrance Creators Association is the trade association representing the majority of fragrance manufacturing in North America. We also represent fragrance-related interests along the value chain. Fragrance Creators' 60+ member companies are diverse, including large-, medium-, and small-sized companies that create, manufacture, and use fragrances and scents for home care, personal care, home design, fine fragrance, and industrial and institutional products, as well as those that supply fragrance ingredients, including natural extracts and other raw materials that are used in perfumery and fragrance mixtures. Fragrance Creators established and administers the Congressional Fragrance Caucus, ensuring ongoing dialogue with members of Congress and staff. We are an active participant in IFRA and have a designated representative on the IFRA Board to help ensure the association's membership is represented in global discussions and the North American perspective is considered in global fragrance positions and policies. Fragrance Creators also produces The Fragrance Conservatory, the comprehensive digital resource for high-quality information about fragrance—www.fragranceconservatory.com. Learn more about Fragrance Creators at fragrancecreators.org—for people, perfume, and the planet.
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Katie Cross
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Campaign for Safe Cosmetics Publishes First-Ever List of Top Non-Toxic Black-Owned Beauty Brands &...
CSC's Non-Toxic Black Beauty Project
The First-Ever List of Top Non-Toxic Black-Owned Beauty Brands & Database Products Verified by the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics
The Campaign for Safe Cosmetics (CSC)'s new List of Top Non-Toxic Black-Owned Beauty Brands features entrepreneurs making safer beauty products for Black women, free of the toxic ingredients linked to breast cancer and health concerns that disproportionately impact Black women. This project brings health equity to the forefront by providing a database of clean beauty products to help Black women and girls live their healthiest lives and prevent breast cancer. CSC's Top Non-Toxic Black Beauty Brands 2022 > CSC's Non-Toxic Black Beauty Product Database >
Released during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Non-Toxic Black Beauty Project focuses specifically on supporting Black women's health because Black women face the highest breast cancer mortality rate of any racial or ethnic group in America. Beauty products marketed to Black women often contain the most toxic cosmetics ingredients, including chemicals linked to cancer. In fact, Black women who regularly dye their hair have a 60% increased risk of breast cancer, and those who use chemical hair straighteners are 30% more likely to develop the disease. By uplifting leading non-toxic Black-owned beauty brands and connecting Black women with products they can trust, CSC aims to combat toxic health disparities to help prevent breast cancer and other diseases.
The 80 small and medium-sized businesses who made the list raise the bar for ingredient safety and lead the movement to address the injustice of Black beauty by selling products free of CSC's 241 "Do Not Use" Red List Chemicals of Concern in Cosmetics. CSC vetted all 700+ products included in the first-ever searchable database for safety and verified them to be free of harmful chemicals linked to health concerns like cancer, diabetes, early puberty, endometriosis, infertility, maternal health, pregnancy complications, and uterine fibroids.
"We are thrilled to announce the launch of our searchable database of non-toxic Black beauty products," said Janet Nudelman, Director of the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics, a program of Breast Cancer Prevention Partners. "These leading Black entrepreneurs are making safer beauty products that won't harm the health of Black women and girls. We hope that more companies will follow their lead and grow the clean Black beauty industry by selling non-toxic beauty and personal care products that Black women can trust."
As Black women purchase and use more beauty products per capita than any other demographic, spending more than $7.5 billion dollars on beauty products a year and nine times more on hair products than the average consumer, toxic exposure from beauty products is of particular concern.
By eliminating toxic ingredients that negatively impact Black women, these companies have made a significant commitment to protecting their customers' health and well-being. They are also helping to reduce the disproportionate toxic burden that Black women face from unsafe chemicals in beauty and other consumer products they use, which can help prevent the development of chronic diseases like breast and ovarian cancer.
The Non-Toxic Black Beauty Project is guided by an Advisory Committee made up of leading non-profit organizations and scientists working to improve Black women's health. This project represents the first comprehensive effort to generate a list of chemicals of concern in Black beauty products that should be avoided by consumers, cosmetic manufacturers, and retailers.
For a list of scientific findings referenced in this release, visit: www.safecosmetics.org/black-beauty-project/.
Contact Information:
Erika Wilhelm
Director of Marketing & Communications
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+14155395005
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OLA GOLD BEAUTY — The Natural, Vegan and Melanin-Approved Personal Care and Skincare Line...
DALLAS, May 1, 2023 (Newswire.com) - Introducing OLA GOLD BEAUTY — the natural, vegan, and melanin-approved personal care and skincare line that has taken the market by storm. Created by Daisha Agboola, formerly known as Daisha Collins, OLA GOLD BEAUTY has quickly become a go-to brand for those seeking high-quality, natural, and nourishing products for their skin and body.
Agboola's journey began in college during the COVID-19 lockdown of 2020 when she realized that most dermatologists were not accepting appointments due to the pandemic. As a result, she turned to store-bought products to take care of her skin, but she soon discovered that they were not effective for melanin skin. Her husband's dermatitis condition worsened with the use of store-bought products, and this led her to research the ingredients used in these products.
After realizing that many beauty products on the market contain cancerous ingredients, harsh chemicals, parabens, phthalates, and sulfates, Agboola decided to take matters into her own hands. She began creating her own herbal and vitamin-infused products from scratch, using natural and nourishing ingredients that she knew were safe for her skin and body. She started producing the products in her kitchen and before long, her friends and family began to notice the difference in her skin's health and appearance.
Fast forward to January 2021, and OLA GOLD BEAUTY was born. The brand offers a range of natural and luxurious personal care products that provide the skin and body with nutrients, natural herbs, and vitamins, delivering moisture, hydration, improvement, and added protection. The products are free from petroleum, formaldehydes, harsh chemicals, parabens, phthalates, and sulfates, making them a safe and healthy choice for all skin types.
OLA GOLD BEAUTY has quickly become a fan-favorite, with last month's launch selling out in record time. The brand has been restocking and is introducing even more products today, May 1, 2023. By using OLA GOLD BEAUTY products, customers can enjoy a safer, more beneficial, and healthier personal care routine without putting their health at risk.
Daisha Agboola, the creator of OLA GOLD BEAUTY, is a true inspiration for those looking to pursue their dreams and make a difference in the world. Her passion for natural and safe personal care products has led her to create a brand that is not only good for the skin but good for the planet, too. Give OLA GOLD BEAUTY a try and discover the wonders of natural and nourishing skin care today.
Contact Information:Daisha Agboola
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