Biologique Recherche sets out to help cancer sufferers

Published: 22-May-2017

Teaming up with Wellness for Cancer, the skin care brand is bringing the benefits of massage to those battling with the disease and in remission

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Biologique Recherche, the French premium skin care brand, has teamed up with Wellness for Cancer, to provide treatments for cancer sufferers and those in remission.

The treatments are available in the 70 countries where Biologique Recherche is present, including the US and France.

Rupert Schmid, Chairman of The Board of Biologique Recherche, told Cosmetics Business: "In the past we have provided treatments to our clientele with cancer and we had a

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