The product NOXZEMA was invented by the doctor Francis J. Townsend.
The story about the name of NOXZEMA supposedly came from a satisfied customer who exclaimed, "You cured my eczema." As expected, the demand for the product increased over the years.
One of the first slogans was "the miracle cream of Baltimore".
The first small factory NOXZEMA Chemical Company opened and its products have received widespread response through radio and print advertising.
Since 1914, it has been sold in a characteristic small deep blue jar.
NOXZEMA contains camphor, menthol, phenol and eucalyptus, among other ingredients, and was initially used as a treatment for sunburn. Now it is widely used among women as a face cleanser and make-up remover. It can also be used for the care of dry skin, sunburned or otherwise irritated skin.
From the first preparations of NOXZEMA products, the brand has appeared in shaving cream, razors, and skin cleansing wipes.
The particularly recognizable brand in Greece is a significant presence in personal care products, body deodorants, bath foams, and shaving foam. For over 11 years the deodorant products of NOXZEMA have been at the top of their category.
Skin care is one of the most important rituals we should do on a daily basis for the care of our health. The proper and effective cleanliness we can provide to our skin from dirt, sweat and excessive oil, enhances the radiant appearance of the skin.
Cleansing must be a delicate balance between the effective removal of pollution and the careful maintenance of the skin's natural moisture balance. For almost a century, the Cleansing Cream products NOXZEMA help in the deep cleansing of the pores, reveal the softness of the skin, and remove makeup.
Your skin is renewed and becomes noticeably smoother and softer. Its powerful action on problem areas, but gentle enough for daily use, rejuvenates, leaving you with a softer feeling on the skin. Proven and worldwide the product lines NOXZEMA are synonymous with skin care and offer unique solutions for skin cleansing.
