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Which skincare products are evidence-based?
Answer by ErisApprenticeMay 04, 202430

An important thing to keep in mind is that cosmetics companies don't necessarily have the money that e.g. pharmaceutical companies do to push large-scale studies on their products, so lack of evidence usually means a study wasn't done, rather than a study was done and found inconclusive.

If you haven't heard of it before, the subreddit 'SkincareAddiction' has some great recommendations for what's evidence-based and what works. 

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Book Review: How Minds Change
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Old post, but wanted to comment because I just read this book and was thinking of writing a post on exactly the same topic! What are the chances? I wonder if I have anything to contribute - even though this article was written a year ago, I don't feel like there has been much of a shift in the rationality community overall.

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