Burt's Bees sensitive skin product range backed by Journal of Drugs in Dermatology

Published: 14-Aug-2018
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The line of nature-based sensitive skin care products was shown to be more effective at maintaining a healthy skin barrier function than synthetic alternatives

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A range of sensitive skin care products created by Burt's Bees has been found to be clinically and statistically superior to a leading synthetic product regimen.

The Journal of Drugs in Dermatology published clinical data supporting the

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