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Beauty Fatigue Assessment

Has skincare begun to feel like work?

A short research poll about advertising, routines, product overwhelm and the experience of care. Your answers help us study the problem before we present Anvaira as an answer.

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Correction

After seeing skincare advertising, how often do you begin worrying about a skin concern you were not thinking about beforehand?
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Ordinary day

Which statement comes closest to how you feel about your skin on an ordinary day?
03

Language

Which best describes your reaction to the phrase "anti-aging" in skincare?
04

Urgency

Have you ever purchased a skincare product soon after advertising made a skin concern feel more urgent or important?
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Experience of care

When you apply skincare, which best describes the experience on most days?
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Attention

How often are you able to slow down enough to notice the texture, feel, or experience of the products you are applying?
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Worth your time

What makes a skincare product feel most worth your time?Select up to two.
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Simplicity

On a typical day, how many skincare products do you actually use?
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Unfinished products

During the past 12 months, how many skincare products have you stopped using before finishing them?
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Optional follow-up

If you stopped using products before finishing them, why did you stop?Select up to three, if applicable.
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Routine size

How do you feel about the number of steps in your current skincare routine?

Completion

Thank you for telling us what care has become—and what it could become again.

Research participation does not subscribe you to marketing. Email is optional unless you ask us to send something back.

We will use responses in aggregate. If results are published, the sample, dates, wording and limitations should be disclosed.