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Pampering for every dad

IF YOUR dad is a modern kind of guy who likes to pamper himself, look no further than Marraboor Pharmacy.

Why not treat Dad to his new favourite product from the range of skincare and pampering options available?

Every man in your life, from new dads to grandpas, can benefit from quality skincare and spending a little extra time on himself.

Retail manager Carlee Bullen said she enjoyed seeing the impact healthy, glowing skin could have on anybody.

“When someone finds the product that works for them, you see their confidence in themselves improve,” she said.

Ms Bullen recommends the Natio for men range which offers the basics like face wash and moisturisers for different skin types, as well as sunscreen and a hydrating foaming shaving cream.

Staff can help choose the right product for your dad, so head in and start him on his skincare journey with the gift of healthy skin.

Whether you are looking for an addition to an existing present or a spa-day gift pack, Marraboor Pharmacy has your needs covered, with 20 per cent off all gift items.

“This is your last chance to get gift packs, so get in before they’re sold out,” Ms Bullen said.

Extend the spa treatment with cologne, bathing supplies and slippers, available at everyday low prices.

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