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06 February 2017

• A New Wave Of Youthfulness - Swissdermyl Repair Serum

  When you offer a skincare treatment you will find a good proportion of your clients want you to perform miracles. Thanks to Swissdermyl, you can!

• Specialist Skincare - Professional Swissdermyl Skincare

  When offering a skincare treatment on the face or body it is important to provide a specialised service, and the best way to do this is by stocking a range of specialised skincare.

• Hydrating Winter Skin - Swissdermyl Marine Mask

  Winter may bring us beautiful scenes of snow covered vistas, twinkling lights and chestnuts roasting on an open fire, but it is not so magical for our skin.

• Emergency First Responder Course

  As a salon owner you are a professional in the world of beauty, but do you know what to do in the case of a medical emergency in your salon? If the answer to that is no, then you and your staff need to take part in an Emergency First Responder Course.

• Your name is all over this!

  Did you know that when you purchase a pool lift from The Pool Lift Co we will brand the lift with your own logo design free of charge?!

• Wondering what makes Mackma non-mandrel machinery superior?

  If you missed our last email intriducing the Mackma range of tube bending machines, we have good news!

• Rittal Showcasing Enclosures at Railtex 2017

  Rittal will be showcasing its PADS and LU approved enclosures at Railtex 2017.

• Elobau to exhibit at NFPC Industry Open Day 2017

  elobau UK are attending the National Fluid Power Centre Industry Open Day at the NFPC training centre in Worksop on 15th February 2017, and will be showcasing various products from their Level Measurement and Operator Controls product groups.

• Britannia Airways - Hot Water Boiler

  Britannia Airways, the world’s premier charter carrier and Britain’s second largest airline is based at Luton, a hard water area.

• Buckland Paper Mill - Blowdown Vessel

  Buckland Paper Mill, situated on Dover's River Dour in Kent, originated in 1770.