Rhino is delighted to announce that it will be entering the World of Male Grooming, launching through Tesco in August.
Tesco is the largest retailer in the UK and will be offering 4 products from the Rhino ‘Skin Armour’ range in their stores nationwide.
Rhino ‘Skin Armour,’ stays true to the values of Rhino Rugby of reliability and integrity. All products have been carefully researched and loaded with the latest multi-active ingredients to offer real results, making them a kit bag essential for any keen rugby warrior.
All products have been designed and formulated specifically for Men and we are proud to say that all are manufactured in the UK.
Each product addresses key concerns for the modern day player, doing all the hard work after you have left yours on the pitch.
The Rhino Skin Armour range includes:
Anti-Redness Facial Moisturiser – containing Argan and Sweet Almond oil to moisturise and give skin a light silky feel. Aloe Vera, Panthenol and Anasensyl help soothe irritated skin and reduce the appearance of reddened skin. (100ml RRP: £6.99)
Ingrow Ease Aftershave Balm – This balm is specially formulated using Allantoin, Witch Hazel and Glycolic Acid to help reduce ingrowing hairs. Fitoderm has the same composition as the natural oils of male skin so replenishes the natural balance lost after shaving. (100ml RRP: £4.99)
Pore Reducing Facial Scrub – contains pumice to help remove dead cells and blackheads, while Aloe Vera helps soothe skin and keep pores tight. (100ml RRP: £4.99)
Anti-Bacterial Facial Wash – contains mild surfactants to help cleanse the skin and sunflower and coconut derived emollients to help your skin retain moisture. Green Tea and Spinach offer anti-oxidising and anti-inflammatory properties whilst Tea Tree Oil is anti-bacterial. (150ml RRP: £4.99)
Watch this space for further exciting news in the build up to the Autumn Internationals and The 2013 Rugby League World Cup. We have some great new fans of the brand which we will announce shortly. We will also be running some great competitions for both individuals and rugby clubs.
For more information see:
http://www.rhinoskinarmour.com/
