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Lynx enters haircare with 11 new products
Unilever is taking its £165m Lynx brand into the UK haircare category with a range of shampoos and styling products.
Lock up your sons: it’s Lynx for ladies Subscription
Lynx is launching its first ever fragrance for women.
Simplified Pantene to ease shoppers’ haircare headaches Subscription
Procter & Gamble has relaunched its Pantene haircare portfolio with improved formulations and clearer packaging.
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Hipp goes mini to boost 'first-time tasting'
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Colourful new look for Jasön C-Effects
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Wilkinson Sword offers women eco-friendly Naturals razor range
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Heinz offers babies a 'purée alternative' Subscription
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Judgement Day for Lynx’s 2012 range Subscription
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Focus On Winter Remedies: The cold war intensifies Subscription
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Focus On Winter Remedies: Flu season gives sales get a shot in the arm Subscription
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P&G’s Herbal Essences gets a makeover Subscription
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Babyfood booming in take-home market Subscription
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Kleenex to wipe up with skincare range Subscription
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New premium organic body care range eyes the mults
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Vaseline blends hand cream with sanitiser
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Johnsons says Hello Me to cream to beat stretch marks Subscription
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Huggies offers‘less messy’cotton wipes Subscription
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Sensodyne shines for GSK but Lucozade is off-colour Subscription
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Focus On Winter Remedies: Innovations Subscription
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Bulldog red poppy packs back forces Subscription
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PetShopBowl team decide to diversify Subscription
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Colgate ploughs £1m into ‘hygiene month’ Subscription
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Campaign Trail: The chemistry of naked skin Subscription
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Focus On Infant Care Subscription
There is burgeoning innovation in the babyfood aisle, but more can be done to tempt busy mums.
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It seems every country has an ambition for an eco label as a result of the perception that consumers needs more information.
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I can’t help but feel Stephen Robertson’s bemoaning of MPs shows the BRC to be increasingly out of touch.
