NEW YORK --News Direct-- VOESH New York
Spa and body care leader, VOESH New York, has won the coveted Cosmoprof North America 2022 Beauty Award for their Shower & Empower Vitamin C Shower Filter in the Natural and Organic category. This prestigious win took place during Cosmoprof North America, July 12-14th in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The VOESH New York Shower & Empower Vitamin C Shower Filter removes residual chlorine and other impurities from hard water to rejuvenate skin and condition hair. Vegan probiotics strengthen and regenerate the skin barrier, while oatmeal powder softens and soothes for healthy, glowing skin. This innovative filter will turn your shower into your own spa-oasis and retails for $29.
“Being recognized by Cosmoprof for our first-of-its kind product is beyond our dreams”, said Vera Oh, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of VOESH New York. “We are so honored and humbled, not only to be able to stand next to other amazing brands and products, but to have won”.
The Cosmoprof Award is the most prestigious and recognized in the world of beauty and selects the best products in each category including skincare, hair care, nail care, and make-up, based on the criteria of innovation, and marketability, marketing impact, brand-building potential, and outstanding online presence.
About VOESH New York: VOESH is the leading brand for head-to-toe vegan skincare for salons, retailers and direct-to-consumers. Their innovative products include Pedi in a Box, Shower & Empower Vitamin C Shower Filter, Collagen Gloves and Socks, and Mani in a Box. VOESH’s products are available on voesh.com, Amazon.com and various professional beauty stores and retailers such as Rite Aid, CVS, Costco, Urban Outfitters, and many more. In addition, they distribute their products in 40+ countries, including European Union countries. All of VOESH products are vegan, sustainable, cruelty-free, and proven to be effective. VOESH has been in business since 2013.
About Cosmoprof North America: Cosmoprof North America (CPNA) is the leading business-to-business (B2B) beauty exhibition in the Americas. Recognized for its dynamic growth and unique programs, the event offers the entire beauty industry an opportunity to come together to make new relationships and foster collaborations. CPNA serves as the premier launching pad for new beauty brands by introducing revolutionary technologies, product innovations, and new channels of manufacturing, packaging, and distribution.
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