Beauty, period: The new launch that is helping consumers hack their hormones

Published: 2-Sep-2021
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FEWE is said to be the world’s first full cycle-care brand, matching skin care products to each phase of the menstrual cycle

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A new skin care range that matches products to different times of a woman’s menstrual cycle is due to launch next week.

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