BORBA (skincare Products)
ID 55501 BORBA
#1.Summary of pertinent case facts - Founded by Scott Vincent Borba, (age 32) who has had training at Hard Candy cosmetics, J& J. with Neutrogena in product development has now developed a drinkable beauty product. Borba is an "infused water beverage" which claims benefits such as "firming, "skin calming" and "age defying" is now available through Nordstrom, Sephora, Fred Segal Beauty, Bigelow Chemists, and other cosmetics counters.
Packaged in a twenty-eight day supply (that would be two packets taken each day) Borba water is not water at all. Instead of bottling fresh sparkling water filled with vitamins and minerals for the skin, Borba has created their "water" product by hydrolyzing it into a delicate powder form to later be reconstituted in the water or drink of your choice. You choose the water source and Borba gives you the right combination of vitamins and minerals to hydrate and aid your skin (LaRose, 2005).
At an average of $2.85 for 16 oz., the bottled water sells for more than double a current water Vitamin Water that sells at an average of $1.20 per 20 oz bottle. Granted, Borba is designed to do more than balance electrolyte levels and quench thirst. Borba claims that with two bottles per day visible results can be seen in just 7 days and full results in 28. You will need 56 bottles at $160.00 for the month (Salubrious [S], 2005).
Borba Nutraceuticals has entered their first series of products into the marketplace. Borba Skin Water was created to feed the skin from the inside out. Dermatologist tested and recommended Borba makes the claim that their waters are be able to make significant visual and textural changes to your skin within seven days of recommended use (LaRose, 2005).
Borba is a new energy drink that you will not find nested between the Vitamin Water and Dasani bottles in your local deli. Nor can you find it at your health food store. Borba is sold in beauty departments like Sephora. The owners of the brand believe that it's a drinkable...
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