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Sep 9, 2026

Sheila FarhangHOST
52:17
And it's like priced well.
Sheila FarhangHOST
52:18
And they have the SK-II.
Sheila FarhangHOST
52:20
Yes.
Sheila FarhangHOST
52:20
Japanese stuff.
Ramón PagánHOST
23:32
I think to your point, different things being fermented is going to give you different bioactive materials and thus different benefits topically.
Ramón PagánHOST
23:41
Patera by SK2 is a good example.
Ramón PagánHOST
23:44
And like SK2 has released a lot of the data or a lot of the studies they've done on the Patera specifically.
Ramón PagánHOST
23:50
That being said, it's like, brand and manufacturer-generated data.
Ramón PagánHOST
23:54
So there is some degree of bias to some, like, obviously.

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2026Q4 The Procter & Gamble Company (PG)

Sep 2 · 1 Mention

speaker_1HOST
47:24
Exactly.
speaker_1HOST
47:24
Even their ultra premium legacy prestige brands like SK2 are struggling to maintain relevance.
speaker_1HOST
47:31
Chinese consumers are pivoting toward domestic brands that iterate faster and align more closely with localized beauty trends.
speaker_1HOST
47:38
P&G is losing market share in its highest margin geography.
speaker_3HOST
28:32
Yeah.
speaker_3HOST
28:32
Now, to see how a brand successfully pivots from generic differentiation to highly emotional distinctiveness, we should examine SK-II.
speaker_2HOST
28:41
Oh, the luxury skincare brand owned by P&G.
speaker_3HOST
28:44
Right.

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