RE: STC competition/pricing30 Apr 2021 16:24
LOL Astrad
A lifestyle skincare brand, selling expensive potions wrapped in a slick website and targeted at a (no doubt) gullible target demographic aching to be rinsed of cash monthly; and for what exactly? The promise of better skin because men's skin is different (thicker, but actually the same - keep that part QT) and look, this stuff is black! Lots of glossy blah, blah, blah.
How is this relevant to STC where you might be advised to look at many and varied offerings from a number of brands in your locale; that have an ingredient profile that will suit your skin (hopefully improve its condition) whilst taking into account the test's appraisal of your skins condition, type, microbiome profile and environmental conditions. They may recommend E45 at a couple of quid from Boots the chemist!
Your post must be advertising for this no-name brand. Hardly comparable with Estee Lauder, Clarins, L'Occitane is it, nor more pertinently with STC that does not actually produce any cosmetic product.
With zero credibility, no assessment of personalised suitability (that I could see, I didn't spend too long looking) or anything with which one could draw a parallel, I can only assume you are marketing - poorly.
Have a marvellous day.