KenShang

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   by KenShang 4y ago

   What is your point? Do you think I promote unapproved ingredients? Of course, manufacturers do not use toxic ingredients, and of course, the active ingredients should be approved. How does it say that skincare manufacturers should conduct a
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   by KenShang 4y ago

   I don't want to argue about medical conditions, but clinical trials are unnecessary in this case. More than 20,000 skincare brands claim to help with acne, aging, and other skin concerns. But I've never about even one conducted do
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   by KenShang 4y ago

   This is a good point. We do our best to measure the quality of predictions. But usually, we don't know who our users are. It is anonymous. We compare users' ratings (when they rate) with our prediction and ask people we know perso
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   by KenShang 4y ago

   We have been developing Sulu for about a year. It can determine whether skincare suits your skin characteristics from a single picture of the product. My teenage daughter asked me two weeks ago to buy her a cleanser and moisturizer. Frankly
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   Show HN: Teenage anti-acne mobile app (iOS and Android)(sulu.beauty)

   1 points by KenShang 4y ago|7 comments