Jun 27th, 2008 by Richard McAvoy
Due to phenominal sales, the Pier have rolled out the Bomb Cosmetics brand to a further 24 stores taking the total to 34 stores nationwide. One customer commented that they went into Trafford Park and the Bath Creamer stand was already 80% sold out only a week after taking delivery of stocks so we couldn’t be more pleased with the way the products have been received.
The complete list of stores that will be stocking Bomb Cosmetics, as of mid July (approx) is as follows:
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May 23rd, 2008 by Richard McAvoy
Bomb Cosmetics is pleased to announce their US trade show schedule for the remainder of the 2008 season. Robert Elder, CEO of Bomb Cosmetics Inc, has put together an ambitious schedule affirming our commitment to the US market which runs coast to coast from now until the end of November.
Full details of Bomb Cosmetics exhibitions can be found on our main site under “Exhibitions” or by clicking here
If you are a retailer in the USA and are interested in stocking the Bomb Cosmetics range of products, please contact Robert Elder on 239-282-2000.
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May 1st, 2008 by Richard McAvoy
Bomb Cosmetics is pleased to announce that The Pier will be stocking a range of Bomb Cosmetics products in 10 stores from May 2nd.
The stores are: Meadowhall Centre (Sheffield), Trafford Centre (Manchester), Tunsgate Square (Guildford), Ilva Lakeside Retail Park (Lakeside), Glasgow Shopping Park (Glasgow), Bluewater Stone (Bluewater), Wimbledon (London), Pavilions Shopping Centre (Birmingham), Westfield Centre (Derby) and George Street (Edinburgh).
The stores will be stocking a wide range of Bath Creamers, Bath Mallows, Bath Blasters, Gift Sets, Bath Ice Creams and our Potted Deal range.
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Apr 21st, 2008 by Richard McAvoy
We are pleased to announce that we have released new packaging for our entire range of hand made soaps.
With immediate effect, our entire soap range is available in printed kraft effect cartons which are fully recyclable. This makes the product much easier to wrap and give as a gift, as well as providing excellent protection for the product while it is on the shelf. The previous formats of wrapped and labelled for the small soaps and wrapped and either tagged or corner labelled for the larger soaps have been discontinued.
To simplify ordering for retailers, both the small and large soap slices are now available in outer cases of 8 reducing the cost to the retailer per line stocked. Recommended retail prices remain at £1.99 for the small slices and £2.99 for the larger slice.
More good news, particularly for larger retailers affected by the Price Marking Order 2004, is the pack weights have increased to 100g (up from 90g) for the smaller format and 180g (up from 120g) for the large format soaps, meaning that the retail price per 100g is lower than previously stated.
The new packaging has both German and French text displayed and the soaps now carry FDA compliant ingredients list for sale into the USA and Canada.
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Jan 14th, 2008 by Richard McAvoy
Naturewatch have announced the launch of the 11th edition of the Compassionate Shopper, a catalogue featuring companies that manufacture or market personal care and household products and have committed to stop animal testing by operating a Fixed Cut Off Date (FCOD).
Bomb Cosmetics are proud to support this worthy guide and we have taken out a half page advert on Page 22 that gives a discount for anyone that purchases the Compassionate Shopper and places an order with us online at www.bombcosmetics.co.uk. Best of all, this discount applies to all purchases you make until such time as Naturewatch release the next edition. To get your 10% discount, you’ll need to purchase a copy of The Compassionate Shopper from Naturewatch to find out the code. It’s only £3.00 plus P & P so why not buy a few copies for your friends as well.
If you’re not familiar with the Compassionate Shopper, here is a little description shown on the back cover:
“Now in it’s 11th edition, the Naturewatch Compassionate Shopping Guide is an invaluable tool, not only highlighting cruelty free companies, it also puts the highlight on companies that have failed to adopt an animal friendly policy”
One thing to note though is that although our FCOD is shown in the guide as 2005, it is actually 1995 as it always has been.
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