TRUST & E-E-A-T
Accuracy before page count.
GlowBling combines interactive tools with beauty education. The two need different trust rules: calculated tool outputs must explain what they measure, while factual beauty pages must have traceable source support and honest uncertainty.
Source records
Factual entities store source URLs and verification dates.
Beauty safety
No diagnosis, guaranteed treatment or invented personalization.
Quality control
No thin pages, fake ratings or unsupported claims.
Publishing rules
Publish only when a page has a distinct user purpose and enough useful information.
Keep sourceName, sourceUrl, lastVerified and data status for factual ingredient/concern records.
Do not invent prices, ratings, reviews, availability, certifications, ingredient lists or product claims.
Separate general beauty information from medical diagnosis and treatment.
Use may, commonly used and can support when the evidence does not justify certainty.
Do not refresh dates simply to make content look newer.
Do not create thin programmatic pages only to increase URL count.
PRODUCT & BRAND DATABASE STATUS
The architecture supports product and brand records, but GlowBling intentionally publishes no product or brand detail pages yet because no verified official-source catalogue was provided. Empty or fabricated catalogue pages would conflict with GlowBling's quality policy.