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DBremmer
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Joined: 16 Sep 2007
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Sun Sep 16, 2007 8:30 am  |
I researched all I can about this product. It was not started by any "industry veterans" I could find; but, it's website is very similar in looks, name,etc.. to a legitimate product out of California (just without the spelling errors:)). This Evolution Skin Therapy's CEO's base is a strip mall in Texas? Just FYI, if it sounds too good to be true, you know the rest. OCSpagurl - does your esthetician work for a big chain of spa's? Since the FDA doesn't cover the safety of 'cosmetic' products, I am surprised they would be "testing" it on spa patrons. Usually they set up a contract with a research company (some co. that asks for willing participants so their feedback is valid and non-biased) so people agree to the testing. It just seems like the testing in spas across the company could really backfire on the spa and the test subjects! Sounds weird.
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