Miss Spa Sculpt broadens distribution
Miss Spa Sculpt products are now available to a wider range of consumers.
The line, which consists of four different face and body serums, was designed to address specific skin care concerns, and also features reusable medical grade silicone scar and wrinkle patches designed to target different problem areas, the company said.
“Miss Spa Sculpt features lightweight face and body serums made with completely vegan and cruelty-free formulas. From brightening to smoothing, each has a specific purpose for your skin care needs,” Miss Spa founder, Kate Kimmerle said. “Sculpt also features innovative patches made from medical grade silicone that are specifically designed for wrinkles, creases and scars. With proper care, each patch is reusable up to 20 times! Paired with our easy-to-use beauty tools, Miss Spa Sculpt has the skin care solutions you need from head to toe.”
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Expanded distribution for the line now includes Ulta.com, Walgreens.com and select Walgreens Look Boutiques.
“We are extremely excited Miss Spa products are now available at select Walgreens’ Look Boutiques across the country. Everyone deserves to feel good in their skin, and we are meeting customers where they are with accessible products that don’t skimp on quality,” Kimmerle said. “Now, women have more options for full-body self care with Miss Spa Sculpt right at their fingertips.”
Walgreens Look Boutiques that will carry Miss Spa Sculpt and Miss Spa products span across select locations in Nevada, New York, Washington D.C., Texas, California, Michigan, Massachusetts, Washington, Illinois, Florida, Colorado and Puerto Rico.
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“It’s a dream come true to see Miss Spa products on the shelves of a major drugstore chain like Walgreens. We believe anyone can achieve professional results at home with access to the right skin care system. No matter your age, skin type or concern, you will find something from Miss Spa,” Kimmerle said.