Day: May 17, 2021

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Mary Kay Is Awarding Grants To Researchers Studying Skin Health And Disease

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MaryKay

The 2021 Society for Investigative Dermatology (SID) Annual Meeting was recently sponsored and partially financed by Mary Kay Inc.
The corporation disclosed four $25,000 grants to researchers in the skin health and skin condition categories at this simulated conference and new skin health studies on a botanical extract that decreases inflammation from retinol via the TRPV-1 receptor.
Dr. Lucy Gildea, Mary Kay’s Chief Scientific Officer, said, “Mary Kay is a true believer in a collective partnership being critical in discovering discoveries and creativity.”

“Conferences like the annual Society for Investigative Dermatology meeting draw together the best minds in the profession who are working to promote the field’s future. Mary Kay is honored to be a member of this scientific community, and we are confident that these research grants will aid ongoing skin research efforts. We can’t wait to see what scientists find next.”

The mixture of retinol and plant-derived TRPV-1 antagonist and the anti-inflammatory botanical extract is explored in Mary Kay’s research on retinol-induced inflammation reduction. Preliminary findings indicate that erythema, edema, and dryness have all decreased.

Dr. Gildea said, “Our Research & Development team is constantly designing new skincare ideas for women all over the world.”
“Attending meetings like the SID annual meeting encourages us to learn and exchange important research so that we can look forward to provide customers with valuable benefits and amazing products.”

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The Income Of Canadians Is Not Keeping Up With The Cost Of Living, According To A Primerica Study

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Primerica

Primerica Canada recently conducted a survey of 837 Canadians with incomes ranging from $30,000 to $100,000, finding that 75% thought their income was insufficient to pay their living expenses. Despite the fact that 71% of those polled did not feel they were saving enough for a decent retirement, respondents were generally positive about their personal finances.

“I am astounded by Canadians’ perseverance in the face of difficult economic conditions,” said Primerica Canada CEO John A. Adams.
“According to our research, over one-third of families have improved their financial condition in the last year, and over half believe they will be better off in a year than they are now. However, we realize that many families are struggling financially. Primerica personnel are ready to provide customers with the information and tools they need to establish a more secure financial future, regardless of their situation.”

The following are some of the study’s key findings:

• 40% of 18–34-year-olds and 28% of those aged 65 and over think they are better off financially now than they were last year.
• 42% of families claim they don’t have $1,000 or more emergency savings.
• 69 percent of families have a savings account, 34% have a job-provided life insurance policy, and 33% have a life insurance policy acquired outside of work.
• Saving for retirement is a major issue for 34% of respondents while paying rent or mortgage payments is a major issue for 29%.
• In the past year, 26% of families have increased their savings, and 19% have formed and adhered to a budget.

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Plexus Mexico Marks Its One Anniversary With The Launch Of A New Product Store

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plexus

Plexus Mexico commemorates its first anniversary with a new merchandise store at the company’s headquarters in Guadalajara.
Consumers will save money on shipping expenses and product order wait times with this new store. Visitors to the shop can use the in-store kiosk to place fresh purchases, or they can order onward of time and pick up their purchases at the store’s will call area.

A big conference room and two small meeting rooms are also available for Ambassadors to utilize as a recruiting tool for potential Plexus members and consumers in the new product shop.

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Hempmeds Brasil Has Its Best Month Ever In Terms Of Revenue

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Hempmeds

HempMeds Brasil, a subsidiary of Medical Marijuana, Inc., just revealed that April 2021 was the company’s biggest revenue month ever.

Dr. Stuart Titus, CEO of Medical Marijuana, Inc., remarked, “Our HempMeds Brasil operations have witnessed a constant growth throughout the years.

Our idea is to approach as many needy consumers as possible, and last month’s accomplishments show that we are still expanding our reach to our target audiences.”

The firm did not provide specific sales statistics. Still, it did say that in reaction to April’s sales, it will be scaling its Brazil operations to meet demand, modernizing its consumer-facing website, and expanding the size of its Brazil facilities.

“We want to work with Brazil’s leading higher education institution to educate medical professionals on the potential advantages of cannabidiol (CBD) in the coming months to support our sustained growth, and we are pushing forward in establishing relationships with well-respected professional and Olympic athletes,” stated HempMeds® Brasil Managing Director Matheus Patelli. “My team has been able to successfully demonstrate to Brazilian residents that our goods are of the greatest quality and are trustworthy, just like the individuals who work for the Company.”