Butterflies Healthcare eyes up new opportunities

Published: 2-Dec-2014
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Founded in 2006, Butterflies Healthcare distributes a number of eye health brands including its colour collection, Eye Care Cosmetics

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Butterflies Healthcare was founded by husband and wife team James and Michelle Sutton in 2006. As well as a number of eye health brands, the company also distributes Eye Care Cosmetics – colour products specifically for sensitive or dry eyes. Michelle talks to Cosmetic News Weekly

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