Thursday, August 27, 2009

Coleman Research Group’s Consumer Goods & Services team notes articles regarding Frigidaire recalls and L'Oreal recession beauty habits

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Frigidaire recalls nearly 43,000 stove models

The Frigidaire division of Electrolux Canada Corp. said Wednesday it is voluntarily recalling nearly 43,000 stoves sold throughout Canada and the United States over a seven-year period.

The company issued warnings about safety hazards related to its Frigidaire and Kenmore Elite freestanding electric ranges with rotary knobs and digital displays. Frigidaire said the stoves’ elements may heat up without being turned on, fail to cool down after being turned off, or heat to different temperatures than those specified by users.

The recall covers 42,955 units — 22,125 Kenmore stoves and 20,830 ranges bearing the Frigidaire brand.

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L'Oreal Reveals Beauty Habits in the Face of Recession

NEW YORK, Aug. 27 /PRNewswire/ -- In an ongoing effort to better understand women's beauty routines, L'Oreal, in its 100th year, commissioned an international usage survey. The research featured some unexpected findings about how women's makeup habits are adapting in response to the recession, including how women are using makeup to get ahead at work.


The Beauty Barometer survey asked 4,000 women in the U.S. and four European countries about their cosmetic products and usage. And findings revealed that while women have changed the shades they purchase to be more "natural," they won't be giving up their favorite products anytime soon.

Nearly half of U.S. women surveyed believe wearing makeup gives them an advantage at work and makes them feel more in control. Four out of 10 U.S. women are wearing more neutral shades and a more natural makeup style than before the recession.
The majority of women surveyed believe wearing makeup makes them feel more self confident, and even more believe that wearing makeup improves their self image.

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