no!no! hair removal aims to regain leading position in Japan

Published: 9-Apr-2015
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Brand's products to be distributed by Synergy

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The no!no! hair removal brand will soon be expanding its presence on the Japanese market, following the signing of an exclusive distribution agreement by PhotoMedex’s Radiancy subsidiary and Synergy Trading Corporation.

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