Nivea launches Visage skincare range

13 Sep 2007

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Mumbai: In its latest product expansion, Nivea India has launched the Nivea Visage, a range of products comprising cleansers, toners and moisturisers.

According to Kai Boris Bendix, managing director, Nivea India, "The Nivea Visage range of face care products comes with the promise of giving back to your skin what the city takes out due to the daily grind."

The near future will see Nivea bring in new skin care ranges in the anti-aging and whitening segments.

Nivea Visage is currently the largest sub-brand of Nivea. Almost 20 per cent of the brand''s turnover accrues from this sub-brand, which is marketed across 60 countries.

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