Developing the products in her home, most of the
products are produced and packaged elsewhere. The line of allergen-free
skin-care products were first sold in 65 CVS stores in Virginia and
North Carolina. The regional success may push the "mom & pop"
(minus the "pop") organization nationwide later this year.
CVS pharmacist starts own line of truly natural products
After customers complained about the allergic reactions they had to many skin-care products, a CVS pharmacist developed her own line of products, SkinFree, to fill the "natural" niche.
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