<h1>Skincare brand faces regulatory risk over 'clinically tested' and 'dermatologist recommended' humidity-proof claims; check substantiation and labeling</h1> A skincare company announced a two-step 'humidity-proof' regimen, claiming dermatologist endorsement, clinical testing, and specific ingredient benefits; packaging and online listings include full ingredient disclosures and a consumer patch-test recommendation. Legally material points include potential advertising and consumer-protection scrutiny over claims of efficacy ('clinically tested,' 'dermatologist recommended'), accuracy of ingredient/function assertions, and possible health representations tied to Vitamin E derivatives. The press release contains a distributor/publisher disclaimer disclaiming editorial responsibility. Risks include regulatory enforcement for misleading claims, product liability for adverse reactions, and warranty/marketing disputes; recommended corporate mitigants are substantiation records, clear labeling, and documented consent for endorsements.