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Bio-Therapeutic Inc. has partnered with Esthetique L.P. Inc. to distribute products in Quebec, Canada.
David Suzuki, Bio-Therapeutic President and Sallie Deitz, Head of Education,met with Esthetique’s Jacques Paquet and Robert LaRochelle in Quebec, where themarket for non-invasive face and body treatments is growing.
Meanwhile, the brand’s bt-accent® LED has been voted Grand Prix
de la Beauté 2013-2014
inAsia.The award was presented by trade magazine Les Nouvelles Esthetique Hong Hong and Hong Kong Beautymagazine.
Bio-Therapeutic products are available in the UK fromAdvanced Esthetics Solutions.
Famous faces fans ofCACI
ThisMorning’s HollyWilloughby and Christine Bleakley were keen to find outmore about CACI treatments, after they presented a feature which included the treatments on the ITV show recently.
The CACI Jowl Lift was demonstrated live on air, displaying how CACI quad probes deliver results usingmicrocurrent technology to lift and redefine facial contours.
The brand has further established its position as amarket leader in both the UK andAmerica recently, appearing on the cover of American beautymagazine Allure.What’smore, a recent issue of Closermagazine divulged thatmodel Christie Brinkley is a fan of CACI facials, whilst Linda Evangelista is also a CACI devotee, according toMarie Clairemagazine.
Celebrating 25 years
UK therapy equipmentmanufacturer Beautelle is celebrating its silver anniversary in business.
During 25 years at their Birminghamfactory, Beautelle have invested heavily in the development, design and production of their therapy equipment ranges and developed theirmanufacturing know- how to produce a wide portfolio of professional therapy, beauty and healthcare equipment.
More recently, Beautelle has continued to enjoy growth under theMeditelle Equipment Group umbrella,moving to largermanufacturing premises in 2009 where specialist equipment formedical healthcare, first aid and dentistry in addition to the therapy and beautymarket is produced.
Sarah Howells, Sales&Marketing Director at Beautelle, told GN: “Beautelle are proud to have beenmaking equipment in the UK for the past 25 years.We believe that above all, good design, choice and qualitymatter to our customers; as one of the leading and largestmanufacturers of specialist therapy equipment here in the UK today, we have, over the past 25 years developed a reputation for quality, innovation and excellent service which has certainly stood the test of time.”
David Suzuki and SallieDeitz are picturedwith Jacques Paquet and Robert LaRochelle. Naturally commended
A number of professional skin care brands received recognition at this year’s Natural Beauty Awards.
Neal’sYard Remedies were named best Organic range and Highly Commended in the Best Ethical range category, whilst Dermalogica won the Best Naturally Inspired range.
Elemis Pro-Intense was Highly Commended in the Best Skincare Systemcategory and the Elemis brand was Highly Commended for Best Naturally Inspired range.
In cosmetics,Youngblood were highly commended for theirmineral make-up range.
Natural skin care brand Living Nature received three Highly Commended accolades in the Best Foundation, BestTintedMoisturiser and Best Blusher categories.
In addition,Thea Skincare received two Highly Commended awards for their products in the Best Body Oils and Best Cellulite Oil categories.
As easy as ABC
Themarket for so-calledAlphabet Creams – BB (Beauty Balm), CC (Correct and Cover) and the latest launch EE (Extra Exfoliation) – is growing at a rapid pace, according to new research.
TheAlphabet Creammarket grew by 3.5 times in 2013 to reach a value of £10.6million, up from£3 million in 2012, and continues to grow with the launch of new products, says the study carried about by global information company NPD Group Inc.
However, growth could be down to consumer’s lack of knowledge over how to use the products, using themto replace theTinted Creams in their daily routine.
“The huge variety of products in the prestige beauty sector offers the chance to experiment, but there is some confusion about the functions of the variousAlphabet Creams and how to fit theminto an existing beauty routine,” comments June Jensen, Director forThe NPD Group Beauty UK. “There’s an opportunity here for the brands to show how their products can be used alongside existing product ranges to complement existing beauty regimes.”
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