Rozalex
Rozalex is a brand of skin care products specifically designed for occupational skin care. The brand is owned by Deb Group Ltd, a British company specializing in skin care products. Rozalex products are used in various industries including automotive, healthcare, food, and industrial sectors to protect, cleanse, and restore the skin.
History[edit | edit source]
Rozalex was established in 1929 in the United Kingdom. The brand was initially developed to provide skin protection for workers in the coal, engineering, and printing industries. Over the years, Rozalex has expanded its product range to cater to a wider range of industries.
Products[edit | edit source]
Rozalex offers a range of skin care products including Barrier Creams, Skin Cleansers, and Skin Restorers. These products are designed to protect the skin from harmful substances, cleanse the skin after exposure, and restore the skin's natural condition.
Barrier Creams[edit | edit source]
Rozalex barrier creams are designed to provide a protective layer on the skin to prevent harmful substances from penetrating the skin. These creams are often used in industries where workers are exposed to harsh chemicals, oils, and other harmful substances.
Skin Cleansers[edit | edit source]
Rozalex skin cleansers are used to remove dirt, oil, and other contaminants from the skin. These cleansers are designed to be gentle on the skin while effectively removing harmful substances.
Skin Restorers[edit | edit source]
Rozalex skin restorers are used to restore the skin's natural condition after exposure to harmful substances. These products are designed to moisturize and nourish the skin, helping to repair any damage caused by exposure to harmful substances.
Usage[edit | edit source]
Rozalex products are used in various industries to protect, cleanse, and restore the skin. These industries include the automotive, healthcare, food, and industrial sectors. In the automotive industry, for example, Rozalex products are used to protect mechanics' hands from oil and other harmful substances. In the healthcare sector, Rozalex products are used to protect healthcare workers' skin from exposure to harmful substances.
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