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October 30, 2016

Introducing Simple…

Simple have a 47 year history and heritage in producing products that care for sensitive skin.

When Simple first launched Simple soap in 1960, it was recommended by doctors for patients with sensitive skin and was sold through independent pharmacies.

Perfume and colour are known irritants, Simple is the only brand on the market which is 100% perfume and colour free.

All Simple products are designed to minimise the risk of skin reaction, they are free from: Perfume, Flavour, Alcohol, Colour and Animal tested ingredients. Simple Products are 100% perfume & colour free with no unnecessary additives, and have active ingredients selected to care for the needs of even sensitive skin.

The line of products include:

1. Simple Refreshing Facial Wash Gel, a refreshing gel wash which rinses away make-up and dirt without drying the skin.

2. Pure Soap, a mild soap gently cleanses and refreshes the skin.

3. Simple Smoothing Cleansing Scrub, a gentle scrub which exfoliates the skin to reveal smoother, more even textured skin.

4. Simple Hydrating Light Moisturiser, an easily absorbed light moisturiser, which keeps the skin smooth and supple.

5. Simple Purifying Cleansing Lotion, this product horoughly cleanses the skin leaving it fresh and clean.

6. Simple Cleansing Facial Wipes for quick, effective cleansing. Removes all make-up, even waterproof mascara.

7. Simple Soothing Facial Toner is a refreshing toner which removes the last traces of make-up and cleanses without drying the skin.

8. Pure Soap, a Mild soap gently cleanses and refreshes the skin

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