GARRISON, N.Y., Feb. 14, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Global Concepts, Ltd. (OTCBB:GCCP) announced today its Savage Beauty line of skin care products has placed its largest production order ever to meet increased consumer demand. With this expanded production, Savage Beauty will be able to make the move from direct retailer sales to nationwide distributors.
In support of this national campaign Savage Beauty has made some important enhancements:
NEW -- packaging: Savage Beauty(tm) has standardized on beautiful metric size organically lacquered bottles made in France by Saint-Goblain.
NEW -- skin renewal extract: we have added to all our products a therapeutic extract that has been shown to be safe and effective as a cell renewal agent, antiviral agent and anti-inflammatory with helpful sun screening properties.
NEW -- anti-microbial formula: A combination of herbal extracts with powerful broad-spectrum anti-microbial properties to substitute for synthetic preservatives.
Savage Beauty(tm) Chairman Michael Schub said, "a preservative free cosmetic with a shelf life better than synthetic preservatives gives us a competitive edge. We were very fortunate to be able to adapt this blend of herbal ingredients into all our products. The patented skin renewal formulation is positively revolutionary."
"Whole Foods Market is our largest customer. They have over 160 retail stores and we continue to introduce Savage Beauty to them, including their 80,000 square foot flagship store in Austin, Texas which opens next month. Please visit our web site Savage Beauty.net."
For further information contact Mike Margolies at 845-424-4100.
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