Francine Porter, creator of Osmotics Cosmeceuticals, is revolutionizing the way skincare is sold by bringing esthetics to the sales floor with the introduction of LED red-light Therapy used in conjunction with Osmotics products.
This is the wave of the future, just as performing makeovers on the sales floor might have been a novel idea 50 years ago but is commonplace today.
While the Nordstrom Cosmetic Trend Event is going on May 28, you may be able to catch George Smart, national director of education for Osmotics at the counter performing the LED Therapy, which will continue to be available on a permanent basis, by appointment.
A treatment that might cost $200 at a esthetic or medi-spa will be free with a $75 purchase from Osmotics, or $75 without purchase. Consider it a lift with purchase instead of a gift with purchase.
Porter started the company because she was frustrated by the empty claims of many cosmetic brands, and wanted scientific proof of products' effectiveness. She began working with university medical centers, basing its treatments on clinically validated tests, and licensing technologies that produce results.
Smart said he suffered from rosacea throughout his life, unable to find any product that worked until he discovered Osmotics Blue Copper 5.
Although most people might use Osmotics for anti-aging purposes, others like Smart, seek it for relief from rosacea or other skin conditions such as excema, psoriasis, or who are going through chemo or radiation.
Some of the most popular items from the line include:
"Crease-Less": A needle-less Botox alternative, with patented peptides that help prevent expression lines and creases.
"Eye Surgery": An under-eye rejuvenator to help reduce dark circles, puffy eye bags and smooth crepey eyelids.
Necollete: Targets signs of aging and sun damage on the neck, chest and décoletté.
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