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Dr. Elizabeth Roche, founder and owner of Elizabeth Roche, M.D. Med Spa

Elizabeth Roche’s New Jersey Medi-Spa Celebrates First Year

A lack of regulated U.S. standardized licensing exams and an overabundance of spa treatments for home use raise questions in the mind of Dr. Elizabeth Roche, founder and owner of Elizabeth Roche, M.D. Med Spa. Her spa, now celebrating its one-year anniversary, relies on a sterile clinical atmosphere for treatments. Roche spoke with GCI magazine about her business philosophies and professional perspectives in the September 2008 issue of the magazine.

Starting Point: Skin Care’s New Surge

One light gives you more hair, and one light gives you less …

The PRP Gel treatment begins with a blood draw from the patient’s arm. Cellenis’ technology neutralizes the pH of patients’ blood and eliminates any component that could be inflammatory

Skin Pharm Launches PRP Gel: The All-Natural Injectable for Volumizing and Rejuvenating Skin

Skin Pharm launched its PRP gel, an all-natural injectable using Cellenis’ PRP technology, that acts as a natural volumizer, rather than a filler.

Cause marketing, founder stories and other strategies are creating stronger consumer engagement in the beauty industry.

[special report] Beauty for All 2017-2018

Demographic realities are reinventing beauty to become more inclusive.

Joey Chancis, CEO, and her mother, Arlyne Roer, president, Joey New York

Professional Spa Skin from Joey New York

GCI magazine’s supplementary September 2008 interview with Joey Chancis, CEO, and her mother, Arlyne Roer, president, Joey New York.

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Linking Fashion and Beauty

Fashion and beauty have always been inextricably linked, one influencing the other. A look at changes in the past 20 years helps illuminate the horizon.

Chemical Reaction: Cognitive Dissonance

There are brand owners who employ a manipulative marketing strategy called “cognitive dissonance,” creating a disconnect that separates a product from its intended purpose, which then becomes the key to its success.

Everything Old is News Again

Although not always as sexy as new ingredients and technologies, proven ingredients get the job done and are embraced by consumers. It is the combined job of marketing and R&D to couple the proven with new and appropriate technology to launch a cutting-edge, winning finished product.

Defining Cosmeceuticals

As an unpoliced term, "cosmeceutical" can have myriad definitions. This makes ingredients and efficacy that much more important to brands targeting consumers seeking "cosmeceutical"-type products.

Marketing and Regulations: Friends or Foes? Or Both?

A brief overview of U.S. regulations as they impact cosmetics, and exploration of the question: How does one reconcile the marketing perspective with the regulatory requirements of our industry?

Skin Care and Cosmetics, Naturally!

The global market for natural cosmetics is forecast to grow 9% annually through 2008, when it will reach $5.8 billion. To meet growing demands for effective naturals, companies are peeking in at all points of the globe to source ingredients...

High Performance, Good Business

GCI magazine recently spoke with skin care marketers about their businesses. Although their products target different, specifically defined segments of the market, there are caveats across the board—notably that today’s hyper-aware consumers expect products to perform at a high level and that the partnership between R&D and marketing is paramount in meeting this expectation.

The Age of Antiaging—A 360-degree View

An exclusive look into how women view antiaging and what it means to your brand.

Plant Stem Cells: The Next Generation in Skin Care Technology

Plant stem cell technology can deliver antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and sebum-regulating activity to consumers.

Marketing Matters: Shift Toward Simplicity Impacts Skin Care

A look at how the economy impacts consumer shopping strategies and the implications for marketers of skin care—and how it’s predicted that opportunity will flow from the adversity.

Marketing Matters: Savvy Beauty Marketers Can Thrive in Challenging Times

Consumers can’t resist the need to look and feel their best despite the current gloom and doom of the economy. To stay ahead, marketers must be savvier than ever.

The Pitfalls and Burdens of Claims

Is there a sizeable regulatory risk looming in the industry’s near future, or is the industry itself at risk?

Chasing Tomorrow’s Beauty Trends

Track down some of the hottest niche beauty brands in hair and skin care, and learn the trends that are helping them get noticed.

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