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Pond’s showcases key skincare ingredients

The event featured demonstrations of how these ingredients work on the skin and a panel discussion on their significance for different skin types. Pond’s showcases key skincare ingredients
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Published at : April 2, 2025
Updated at : April 2, 2025 06:58
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Pond’s Skin Institute hosted an event in Kathmandu, showcasing the effectiveness of three key skincare ingredients—Niacinamide, Hyaluronic Acid, and Activated Charcoal.

The event featured demonstrations of how these ingredients work on the skin and a panel discussion on their significance for different skin types. The panel included Akshata Vaidya from Hindustan Unilever, Dr Shrujana Shrestha, Consultant Dermatologist, Laser and Aesthetic Physician, Gitanjali Karki, Skincare Enthusiast, Make-up Artist and Fitness Coach, and Ruchi Shrestha, Marketing Manager of Unilever Nepal.

The discussion focused on the role of these ingredients in skincare and Pond’s evolving approach to meet consumer needs. Amlan Mukherjee, CEO and Managing Director of Unilever Nepal Ltd, stated, “As a brand, Pond’s Skin Institute aims to stay modern and relevant by understanding consumer needs and continuously innovating to offer effective skincare products.”

With a global presence spanning 175 years in over 60 countries, Pond’s has incorporated its core ingredients into its face washes and moisturisers, each targeting specific skin concerns. The brand aims to continue innovating to align with global skincare standards in Nepal.


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