Posted by Tockk on January 30, 2008, 4:16 pm
Anyone know?
I'm in the process of writing the back label of my aftershaves, and I'm
using some other brands of aftershave as guides. Some of them claim to
"tone the skin," but I don't know exactly what that means. I looked at
some webpages for skin products, skin care, etc, but I haven't found
anything definite. It could mean anything from skin cleaning, to skin
firming, to some vague skin improvement of some sort.
Y'all know just about everything . . . what do you say about this?
10,000 thanks,
-Tock
Posted by Al Bundy on January 30, 2008, 4:41 pm
> Anyone know?
> I'm in the process of writing the back label of my aftershaves, and I'm
> using some other brands of aftershave as guides. Some of them claim to
> "tone the skin," but I don't know exactly what that means. I looked at
> some webpages for skin products, skin care, etc, but I haven't found
> anything definite. It could mean anything from skin cleaning, to skin
> firming, to some vague skin improvement of some sort.
> Y'all know just about everything . . . what do you say about this?
> 10,000 thanks,
> -Tock
I agree that it's a nebulous marketing jargon to some extent. When I
think of toning, I think in terms of tightening the skin or the
feeling of same. Products that contain Which Hazel could possibly
justify that description. Even rubbing alcohol claims that title too
so almost anything goes.
Posted by 231 on January 30, 2008, 5:36 pm
> Anyone know?
It never had any meaning, it was always just more mindless sales bullshit.
> I'm in the process of writing the back label of my aftershaves, and
> I'm using some other brands of aftershave as guides. Some of them
> claim to "tone the skin," but I don't know exactly what that means.
It means absolutely nothing. It was always just mindless sales bullshit.
> I looked at some webpages for skin products, skin care, etc, but I haven't
found anything definite.
Because there is nothing to find.
> It could mean anything from skin cleaning, to skin firming, to some vague skin
improvement of some sort.
Or it has always meant absolutely nothing.
> Y'all know just about everything . . . what do you say about this?
That its just mindless sales bullshit.
> 10,000 thanks,
Not enough.
Posted by Stormin Mormon on February 4, 2008, 10:34 am
Likely invented by some advertising agency. Has no real meaning.
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Anyone know?
I'm in the process of writing the back label of my aftershaves, and I'm
using some other brands of aftershave as guides. Some of them claim to
"tone the skin," but I don't know exactly what that means. I looked at
some webpages for skin products, skin care, etc, but I haven't found
anything definite. It could mean anything from skin cleaning, to skin
firming, to some vague skin improvement of some sort.
Y'all know just about everything . . . what do you say about this?
10,000 thanks,
-Tock
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> I'm in the process of writing the back label of my aftershaves, and I'm
> using some other brands of aftershave as guides. Some of them claim to
> "tone the skin," but I don't know exactly what that means. I looked at
> some webpages for skin products, skin care, etc, but I haven't found
> anything definite. It could mean anything from skin cleaning, to skin
> firming, to some vague skin improvement of some sort.
> Y'all know just about everything . . . what do you say about this?
> 10,000 thanks,
> -Tock