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  • Quallis Brands enters men’s personal care with wipes

    Quallis Brands, the parent company of men’s grooming brand Scotch Porter is diving into a new territory with their latest product launch. The company has announced their entry into the men’s personal care category with the launch of Fresh Meat Masculine Wipes.

    Designed to freshen one of the most sensitive areas, the wipes are gentle on skin, infused with aloe, vitamins B, E and free of parabens, phthalates, chlorine, formaldehyde, and alcohol, the company said.

  • Earth Mama brings specially formulated deodorants to consumers

    Earth Mama has announced the launch of a new product. The Portland-Ore.-based company has debuted its new Earth Mama Deodorants, which are formulated especially for those who are pregnant, breastfeeding or have sensitive skin.

    Certified by Oregon Tilth, the products come in a variety of four different scents: Ginger Fresh, Bright Citrus, Natural Non-Scents and Calming Lavender. The deodorants are available in a 3-oz. stick, travel-friendly mini and a four-pack mini gift set.

  • Unilever expands personal care portfolio with Sundial Brands acquisition

    Unilever has announced plans to acquire Amityville, New York-based personal care products company Sundial Brands.

    Sundial Brands' portfolio includes the brands SheaMoisture, Nubian Heritage, Madam C.J. Walker and nyakio. As part of the deal, the company will operate as a standalone unit, with founder Richelieu Dennis continuing to lead as CEO and executive chairman.  

  • Natureplex’s Victor Santos emphasizes OTC value

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    With offerings that include well-known brands, and formulas for private label and contract manufacturing service, Natureplex is aiming to deliver for consumers where it matters — quality, quantity and price. Drug Store News spoke to Victor Santos, president of the Olive Branch, Miss.-based company, about its American-made bona fides, how retailers can reach OTC shoppers and what the category’s future holds.  
     

  • Schmidt's Naturals gets into the holiday spirit with limited-edition deodorants

    PORTLAND, Ore. — Schmidt’s Naturals is kicking off the holiday season by introducing a limited-edition holiday collection with three scents made from quality plant-based ingredients. The goal of each scent is to offer consumers a nostalgic sensory experience, which the company hopes to achieve by offering scents that exemplify the season. 

  • Philips VisaPure Advanced looks to change how consumers approach skin care

    STAMFORD, Conn. — Scientists and skin experts have joined forces to design a 3-in-1 facial skincare tool called the Philips VisaPure Advanced. Interchangeable attachments on the device will allow consumers to maximize their skincare routine with precise cleaning and massaging while reducing the visibility of pores, the company said. 

  • Natural beauty in sync with healthier lifestyle trend

    In just the past few months, Walmart announced plans for a naturally positioned color cosmetics line called Found. CVS has pumped in more than 2,000 natural, organic and naturally inspired items, such as Organic Doctor and Burt’s Bees cosmetics into 3,000 doors. And earlier this year, Target substantially built out its natural assortment and dubbed natural skin care as a business contributing double-digit percentage sales lifts.  

  • Brandless branches into beauty, personal care

    SAN FRANCISCO — Online store Brandless, which launched in July with a portfolio of private-label product all sold for $3, is expanding its offerings with a foray into beauty and wellness. The company detailed its latest effort, the Brandless Beauty and Wellness Collection, in a blog post on its website, noting that the product line was aimed at “making clean beauty accessible to everyone.”

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