Tuesday, 11 November 2025

Week 3 blog - Future of Beauty: 2025 Cosmetic Industry Trends Shaping the New Era

 Week 3 blog - Future of Beauty: 2025 Cosmetic Industry Trends Shaping the New Era




This article was hard to read and follow along with. It was very disorganised and there was a lack of a clear focus. This made it increasingly difficult to follow along when reading the article. As the article caused these problems, it was difficult to follow the author's chosen argument. Although the article attempted to discuss the potential effects of chemicals in beauty products and their link to hormone imbalances, it felt forced. The article was saying that if a certain chemical were used, it would have caused effects on the body. The article failed to show one main theme. This article was a perfect example of what not to do because just by reading the article and looking at the overall layout, it was easy to tell that it had been generated by AI. The use of excessive headings, subheadings, emojis, and drop-down sections is what made this assumption. These are features commonly used with AI-generated work rather than academic or professional writing.

The article's content was lengthy but lacked information. It often jumped between unrelated topics, making it hard to explore the topics it was talking about. The language was repetitive and overly complicated. The article used advanced vocabulary to express simple points, which added to the confusion. After realizing that this was AI generated, to see if it was true, we researched the author. The author claimed to hold a PhD, but there was no verifiable academic record, published thesis, or professional background that could be found. This, along with the lack of references or citations, weakened the article's reliability as a credible source. The claims were based solely on personal opinion, without supporting evidence from scientific studies or multiple viewpoints.

While the article did have several interesting points regarding the environmental impact of ingredients in beauty products, these ideas were not suitably developed or backed by data. The suggestion that businesses should prioritise recyclable and sustainable materials is valuable because eco-friendly practices can appeal to consumers and boost sales. However, the article did not consider the challenges that smaller brands might face in adopting such practices, including financial strain and the risk of bankruptcy. This created an important question about whether the beauty industry can realistically strike a balance between economic growth and environmental responsibility.

The article shows an awareness of environmental and ethical issues in the cosmetics industry but lacks academic language, coherence, and reliable sourcing. The article shows that using AI to write an article is not the best approach. It lacks a clear point to discuss, the layout is unreadable and does not make sense and it shows the need for references to support the points. The article talks about the ongoing tension within the beauty sector between producing sustainable, high-quality products and maintaining customers. The discussion was about how balance remains challenging to achieve, even for well-intentioned brands such as Lush, whose shift towards vegan and cruelty-free products has reportedly impacted product quality.

The article created a feeling that if someone were to use a particular product with a certain chemical in it, it would cause problems, whether that be an illness, reaction or something else. It felt like the article had an alternative motive behind what they were actually talking about. This was created because the article didn't actually have a main point to talk about. As it was written by AI, it was all over the place and didn't actually make sense. 




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