You certainly talk about an issue that is very real. You have large mega centers that take the personality out of shopping and they also stock so many brands of products that are cheap, but like you say don’t do what they claim.

People should definitely take the time to look at the ingredients of what they are buying and if possible shop locally. If peopel relaised the impact on their own health and the health of their family, I’m sure they would begin to take notice, but alas, people can often be blinded by clever marketing.

I like that you touch ont he subject of outsourcing, and point to the fact that if it is applied correctly, you can get quality products at better prices, but this is not always true in every case. So when businesses do decide to outsource, they need to look at all the implications and become educated to make the right decisions.

Maybe more liquefieing oil than drawing out. The reason I suggest an oil based precleanser is because it helps to dissolve oil gently, meaning less harsh scrubbing toning.

Daily cleansing and toning can be hard on some skin types. Products containing light, plant-based oils like olive or kernel can help to gently loosen pollutants and products like the aforementioned sun screen and long-lasting make-up. These conditions can exist on normal or oily skin.

In chemistry, oil attracts oil, therefore a product that is oil based is likely to be more effective when dissolving oil based debris on the surface of the skin.