Deciem raises prices across The Ordinary and NIOD

By Sarah Parsons | Published: 19-Jan-2022
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The Canadian skin care maker is known for its affordable pricing and transparent marketing

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Deciem, the maker of The Ordinary and NIOD, has announced that it is increasing the prices of its skin care

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