Product Knowledge Flashcards
(46 cards)
Skincerity is the worlds’ only:
Breathable Barrier
What two companies tried to buy the patented rights to Skincerity?
Proactive and L’oreal
How many skin conditions can skincerity help with?
40
What are the top six skin conditions that Skincerity is typically used for?
Acne, Psoriasis, Stretch Marks, Scars, Eczema, Rosacea
How does Skincerity trick the body?
When the product flash dries it mimics a second layer of skin which tricks the body, allows the body to heal from the inside out which speeds up healing. The polymer acts as this top layer
Why does Skincerity’s technology work?
The body is always wanting to heal itself, therefore by giving the skin the right environment to heal from the inside out
We don’t ever claim to:
Cure or treat. The technology lets the body heal from the inside out
What are the two active ingredients?
Grapeseed Oil and Vitamin E, both antioxidants known to heal scars and stretchmarks
Why is Acetone the first ingredient?
It is there to cleanse the skin from bacteria and allows the solution to flattery, which when evaporating creates the breathable holes. Therefore the acetone is not absorbed! It evaporates before it can be absorbed into the skin
Is this the same acetone found in nail polish?
No, this is a pharmaceutical grade acetone. Besides, the acetone in nail polish isn’t what’s harmful, it’s what it’s blended with that makes it harmful
What is the key to the breathable mask?
Acetone
Who is the creator of Skincerity?
Philis, who was at the time, working as a clinical nurse
Who are the founders of Nucerity?
Lonnie Mckinney, David Dillingham, Richard Jaenicke
Skincerity was originally
a polymer mask she created for clinical use. Skincerity was an accident.
The original ingredients of Skincerity included
antibiotics: originally used to keep topical ointments on and for patients with really bad bed sores
How many grants did Skincerity receive? From who?
Philis received 3 separate grants from the National Institute of Health for millions of dollars each - that’s a huge deal in the clinical nursing community.
What happened when Philis got into a car accident?
She broke her arm and got a really nasty scar from it. Her doctor said to find something with vitamin e in it, which should help with the scarring. She decided to make her own bottle of the polymer mask but replace the antibiotics with vitamin e and grapes oil.
What happened to Philis’s scar?
The scar disappeared by the time she went back and the doctor couldn’t tell which arm they fixed. When she went to show her friends, they pointed out that the one arm she rolled looked a lot younger than the other arm
What happened at the medical trade show?
Our founder found it, they owned a dermatology practice. They ended up doing their research, paired up and put their rights to it. Philis is still a big part of the company.
What happened with our founders started selling Skincerity at their clinic?
Being that they were the biggest shooters of botox in the Southern USA, Skincerity cut their botox patients in half
Why did they pick network marketing?
Already very successful business men and engineers. Have owned many other companies before such as “Slick 50” which was an engine oil additive. Realized they weren’t in control of their product when Walmart wanted to cut their prices. They eventually sold the company to Quaker State for millions. One’s a billionaire, two are millionaires. They’re all set for life but this company is their way of giving back, hence network marketing
What percentage of profit goes back to the distributors?
55%. Most other companies give back low forties
For how many years was skincerity the only product?
2-3 years
Skincerity Renew is the same technology except…
they’ve taken out the grapeseed oil and vitamin E, replaced with anti-aging ingredients
