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Caring for skin
April 1st 2004

Deb has re-packaged, re-vamped, added new products and re-formulated certain items to make effective skin care easier to achieve.

The Deb Naturally range offers a colour-coded, complete skincare solution that includes pre-work creams, specialist hand cleansers and skin restoration creams. There is also a professional protective suncream.

The range includes robust dispensing systems, the centrepiece being a skin safety centre that provides everything required to provide an effective three-step skin safety programme.

Extensive tests have been carried out. For example, a Primary Irritation Test on every product in the range verifies the claim of Dermatologically Tested. Other tests include Skin hydration, Trans-epidermal water loss and Micro-biological testing.

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FREE SAMPLES OF NEW HAND CLEANER (1st February 2004)

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