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| Rani Sandalwood launches exotic shower gels |
| Rani Sandalwood launches exotic shower gels |
Sri Lanka’s enduring national beauty soap brand, ‘Rani Sandalwood’ has broken new ground with two new products to bring Sri Lankan women refreshing shower gels with the distinctive sandalwood fragrance. The two new products, Rani Sandalwood Shower Gel and Rani White Sandal Shower Gel are enriched with the natural goodness of sandalwood, vitamin E and moisturizer which will effectively cleanse and moisturize the skin. The combination of sandalwood and white sandal leave the skin smooth and supple and fragrant while the natural fragrance of sandalwood keeps the skin pampered and refreshed for hours, their manufacturer, Swadeshi Industrial Works said.
The Rani Sandalwood Shower Gels are targeted at consumers who look for innovations and value added benefits, a spokesperson for the company said.
“Sandalwood has been the traditional beauty secret of women for centuries. Sandalwood’s special qualities protect and enhance the complexion while keeping the skin soft and smooth” she said. “Rani Sandalwood which was Sri Lanka’s first branded soap, has been associated with beautiful women for more than six decades and has inspired the slogan Queen of Beauty Soaps - Soap of Beauty Queens. We are proud to launch these extensions to the Rani Sandalwood range.”
The spokesperson added that with today’s fast paced lifestyle, women look for an easy way to pamper themselves as they unwind after a hectic day. The new Rani Sandalwood and Rani White Sandal Shower Gels will provide a refreshing new bathing experience for women.
Sri Lanka’s heritage brand Rani Sandalwood is now exported to many international markets and is recognized for its quality and the natural goodness of Sandalwood. Rani Sandalwood and Rani White Sandal Shower Gels are also expected to cater to export markets, the spokesperson said.
Date published: 2007-04-15 |
