Neulash Launches a More Affordable Lash Conditioner

– Coveted lash conditioner now available in 3.2ml size at independent retailers and spas –

neuLash, an active eyelash conditioner that delivers fuller, luscious lashes, is now available in a more affordable and 3.2ml size for independent retailers and spas. This new 3.2ml size will retail for $85.00; neuLash was previously only available in a 6ml size for $150. neuLash is launching this smaller size to introduce both new retailers and consumers to the product. The 3.2ml size is currently available at premiere retailers such as Blue Mercury, high-end spas and independent retail stores.

The 6ml tube lasts about four months with regular use and is available nationwide at premiere retailers such as Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdale’s and Bergdorf Goodman. The 3.2ml size will last about two months with regular use, which is more than long enough to see full results.

“We are confident that once people try neuLash in the 3.2ml size, they will certainly be back to purchase the larger 6ml size. After using this product for about six weeks, users will see that neuLash really works and will give them the fuller, longer looking, luscious lashes they desire,” says Natalie Roux, Director of Marketing for Skin Research Laboratories.

The beauty buzz is currently about eyelashes and neuLash is the most highly trusted premiere product in the eyelash category. neuLash was created for both women and men who desire fuller-looking, healthier, and natural looking eyelashes. Mascaras, eyelash curlers, makeup removers and other factors such as aging all weaken the structure and lifespan of eyelashes. With neuLash, lashes can remain on the eyelid longer, giving them the appearance of fuller, thicker and healthier-looking lashes – naturally. Made with a combination of beneficial amino and fatty acids, neuLash creates rejuvenated, renewed, and replenished lashes.

In addition to providing conditioning for the upper and lower lashes, neuLash is effective for the eyebrows. The result is healthier and fuller-looking lashes and brows which enhances the overall appearance of the eyes. Created by Skin Research Laboratories, neuLash has been clinically tested for safety and efficacy. Ophthalmologist and Dermatologist approved, neuLash is safe and gentle to the eyes without any known adverse side effects.

neuLash is exclusively distributed in the United States and Canada by Mosaic Marketing Partners, LCC (www.mosaicmarketingpartners.com), a company that specializes in the distribution of premium products.

Interested retailers should contact Bob Solliday at (805) 383-7711 or bob@mosaic-email.com.

ABOUT SKIN RESEARCH LABORATORIES

With more than 35 years of experience, Richard Carieri and Skin Research Laboratories are renowned for providing innovative products which produce remarkable results. The research and development team consists of chemists, medical and scientific advisors that provide technical expertise for the company’s personal care products. neuLash features a unique synergistic combination of multiple functional ingredients that make eyelashes appear fuller, stronger and healthier. For more information, please visit www.neuLash.com.

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