Beekman

Thanks for the replies. I looked up Dolls4me’s article and read about the changes. There are a couple of products that look similar to Light as Air. Light as Air is not available at their home site either. Best wishes to the Beekman Boys and their team. Happy Easter to all.

The Light as Air eye cream and serum are available, so I would just keep checking for the day cream. I’m watching for the triple milk facial bars.

I have a relative who has written for over a dozen magazines for the beauty industry for thirty years; she also has a great many friends who do the same. Some magazines are strictly devoted to foundations, powders and concealers; others cover products for brows and mascara, etc.

During her decades of writing, she has seen a great many wonderful companies that began small and produced everything with great honesty, care and worked diligently to deliver to its customers the finest ingredients and formulas in everything it sells.

No matter what promises are made to the original owners, gradually–and usually not so gradually–the products are pared down solely to cut costs and increase profits. Nearly all the original owners end up broken-hearted and embarrassed at what their company becomes.

My relative and all the writers she knows have never seen any of the product lines improved in any way. I would stock up on Beekman immediately as the future, from those who cover beauty product lines know from their decades reporting on these companies, that sadly, products will be “watered-down”, ingredients will be replaced with cheaper and less “good for our skin” substances. So sorry to write this, but these writers visit all the factories, interview the chemists, the workers who mix the ingredients, the developers, unless they signed contracts forbidding them from “honest” disclosures to reporters, these writers know what they are reporting about. It breaks my heart.

I’m so sorry to read this! I agree with a previous poster who said Philosophy and IT Cosmetics are two companies whose quality markedly went down after being sold. I love Beekman face cleansing cloths . Hope they don’t change 🙁

I don’t know if escher is watching, but I heard Josh and Brent say that Blaak Night line is being discontinued, and that the products are being rolled into the Bloom Cream lines. It makes sense to consolidate the tv products into the retail store products.
I contacted Beekman 1802 customer service to ask about the triple milk facial soap bars, and they said those bars are manufactured for the tv market. Interesting.
The company has evolved from goat milk soap, that’s for sure.

I found some past season Beekman body creams at my local TJMaxx today (Summer Glow). I also found a couple bars of Shine Bright soap, part of a past season holiday collection. Just fyi. I don’t have issues with past season items when they are sealed.

I’ve been buying and using the Beekman products since they first started selling on Evine. The quality has gone down since those days, and I bought my final Beekman order last Christmas and do not intend to purchase their product again.

I am so sorry to hear that Beekman 1802 was sold. I noticed the quality had gone down, but couldn’t figure out why, until I saw where they had sold to a big business. That explained everything. It is so sad to see companies that worked hard to make a quality product and a good name for themselves sell to these big, oversized companies. Then have the quality of the product go south because they have to make a big profit to pay off the stockholders. I loved the Beekman products, but now I don’t trust the quality of the products and integrity of the new company. So my loyalty to Beekman 1802 is over.

I’m sure it wasn’t the best situation for the goats before. But chances with larger companies care more about production than animal welfare. Goats will most likely be made to produce more milk now. Formulas instead of being fed “moms” goat milk. It may not be “Animal Cruelty”, but it doesn’t sound like “Kindness” either.

Beekman, Beekman, Beekman, on again!