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Our editorial method
Keep the observation, evidence and conclusion separate.
Start with the exact record
A named rinse-off cleanser, a water-based solution and a compounded cream have different records. We identify the version being discussed and keep conflicting ingredient lists or price-size uncertainty visible. A familiar ingredient does not fill in the rest of a formula.
Give source language its own context
Professional guidance about visible pores or acne is not a test of a featured preparation. Product marketing, agency explanations and label directions establish different things. We link each source and state where the evidence cannot answer the article’s question.
State the commercial order
CoreAge receives first commercial placement in this publication. A disclosed feature follows the first two introductory paragraphs of every article. That placement is not a conclusion about superior outcomes, suitability or tolerance. Compounded drugs are not FDA approved.
Keep the uncertainty in the reading
A changing appearance or an elapsed time does not prove causation. Our articles do not classify a reader’s skin, authorize a waiting period or give an extraction or combination routine. Source dates, exact plan terms and unresolved questions remain attached to the relevant claim.