New products to fight pimples

Ozone Ayurvedics, one of the fastest growing healthcare companies in India, launched a new product to fight pimples.

Aiming to earn revenue of Rs 100 crore in 2008 from its Ayurvedic and Allopathic produts, Ozone Ayurvedics, one of the fastest growing consumer healthcare companies in India, on Tuesday launched a new product to fight pimples.

With the launch of ‘Zap n Clear’ an innovative anti acne therapy providing an instant and complete therapy for acne, pimples and mark removal, the company has forayed into the Anti Acne Skincare segment, Chairman and Managing Director, S C Sehagal, told a press meet in Kochi.

The company was targetting a turnover of rs 40 crore from the product this fiscal, he said.

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Sehagal claimed that this was the only anti-acne formulation available in India with a twin tube pack that treats and cures pimples and works on the post pimple marks.

The company also has plans to launch a range of products, including Oil free sunscreen lotion and Nomarks Anti Acne face cream in the threapeutic segment and a No pimple no marks face wash and soaps in the preventive segment under this range subsequently, he said.

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