I spent 25+ years as a cosmetic chemist formulating and manufacturing skincare products. I know what niacinamide does at 4% vs. 10%. I know why you can say “promotes healthy-looking skin” but not “treats acne.” I know the difference between a cosmetic claim and a drug claim — because I've been on both sides of that line.
Before skincare, I spent 5+ years in biotech QA/QC — the discipline of making sure regulated products meet every standard before they reach the public. Compliance isn't a checklist I added. It's how I think.
When I set out to build Huemanistry — a multi-tenant skincare platform that helps nano-influencers launch their own brands — I wasn't a developer. I taught myself to build it using the same AI tools that now power your Social Media Employee. That process taught me something unexpected: the beauty professionals I'd worked alongside for decades didn't just need a platform. They needed someone who understood their industry and the technology to automate the work that was eating their nights and weekends.
Your AI Social Media Employee doesn't just write posts. It writes posts that a cosmetic chemist has engineered to be accurate, compliant, and in your voice — from formulation bench to social media feeds.