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E. Priya, "everything stings" (Test group E: face moisturizer that doesn't sting)

Age

mid-20s to late 30s. [inferred/estimate] Source threads include r/30PlusSkinCare and r/SkincareAddiction. [sourced: research/facial-skincare-listening-v1.md] That doesn't prove her age.

Daily routine

She uses a multi-step routine with actives (retinoid, azelaic acid) and is now cutting back because her skin stings. [sourced: "after using tazarotene and azelaic acid. Everything I put on my skin burn", research/facial-skincare-listening-v1.md #4] The exact steps are inferred. [inferred/estimate]

Where she shops

What she scrolls

Reddit (r/SkincareAddiction, r/SkinbarrierLovers, r/AsianBeauty). [sourced: research/facial-skincare-listening-v1.md] TikTok skincare. [inferred/estimate, from the K-beauty channel pattern]

Core problem

Moisturizers burn or sting, including ones sold as gentle or for barrier skin. [sourced: research/facial-skincare-listening-v1.md #4; research/kbeauty-reviews-v1.md]

Triggers

Objections

Message that lands

"A face moisturizer for skin that stings at everything. No added fragrance, no essential oils, a short ingredient list, and we'll tell you before we ever change it." Use only "comfortable-feeling" or "soothing". No barrier-repair, acne or SPF claims. [inferred/estimate; trust angle sourced: research/facial-skincare-listening-v1.md #5, research/kbeauty-reviews-v1.md gaps 1-2]

Test group

E.