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Photo Courtesy of The New York Times Guess which publication BeautyStat has been featured in this month? The New York Times! Our very own Ron Robinson was interviewed in regards to the newspaper's article, 'Marketing Time in a Bottle Pays Off,' about time-release skincare and the...
Did you see? BeautyStat.com is featured in the July issue of Shape magazine (on newsstands now!). Ron Robinson had this to say about which cleansing conditioners are best -- and ideal -- for coarse, curly hair: Talk about two-timing! Products like Cutler Specialist Cleansing + Conditioner...
Brown spots, or hyperpigmentation, affect people of all ethnic groups and all ages, though they're most common in women as they age. But not all treatments are equal, and some might be dangerous. After a severe acne breakout, Fermande Saintilis started noticing unsightly brown spots on...
Drugstores Best when: You want to stock up on staples or try low-price products with high-tech ingredients. Drugstores are still the place to get the most bang for your buck, and the world of online coupons (which can be used on sites and in stores) has made...
Founder Ron Robinson of BeautyStat.com discusses job creation, financing and exciting partnerships his lifestyle firm has in the pipeline for 2012. From the Capital One Small Entrepreneurs Roundtable at the Forbes Galleries. See the video interview below or on Forbes.com. ...
BeautyStat.com is featured in this month's Allure magazine. Contributing to the cover story on hair straighteners: how they work, are they safe? the new non-toxic versions. See excerpts below: .. First, let's get real for a minute: Chemical straighteners always do some damage to your hair....
Ron Robinson never set out to create beauty products. "I completely fell into it," he says. After deciding that he didn't want to become a doctor, he left medical school and applied for a job at a laboratory, which turned out to be the Clinique...
Radiance Found Because crushed pearls can brighten skin, says Ron Robinson, a cosmetic chemist and founder of BeautyStat.com, they're popping up in face products. They contain a combination of minerals and proteins, including calcium, which can make skin glow. Estee Lauder Re-Nutriv Ultimate Age-Correcting Serum has micronized...
Do creams that promise to reduce facial hair really work? It depends on the formula. In the past, they main ingredient in these products was soy, which only slows hair growth. New creams such as DermaDoctor Gorilla Warfare, $50, slow growth plus contain hair-weakening ingredients like...
When BeautyStat, the market research firm, queried its online community if they are still buying the same products and brands, or whether they’ve traded up or down, 54 per- cent responded their spending has stayed the same, 33 percent have traded down and 13 percent...
