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A new Greek natural line of cosmetics is now available at Walgreens. A new Greek natural line of cosmetics is now available at Walgreens. Red Water is a completely natural line of cosmetics, based on thermal spring water, organic olive oil and herbs, all from the Greek natural kingdom. After a long research, BNeF - BENEFIT HELLAS SA has developed the Red Water, which is a sophisticated, fresh and friendly to the environment cosmetic line. It is the first time internationally that thermal spring water is being used in natural cosmetics. Our source of this precious water is the Loutrochori spring in the historic Pella –the birthplace of Alexander the Great. We have combined the rich in minerals and trace elements thermal water with organic olive oil and herbs from the Greek nature. BNeF has created the innovative, natural and complete health care line Red Water, which consists of 19 products for the face and body: cleansers, toners, moisturizers, shower gels, body lotions and slenderizing products. The packaging of Red Water is particularly elegant and well designed, while the texture and the scent of our cosmetics are irresistible. Walgreens, in their effort to upgrade their drugstores, have included few prestigious skincare lines from Europe and Red Water is the one representing Greece. All products are available in US from 28th September 2006. They are currently in 987 Walgreens stores across the country and more in the next few months. Red Water is also available on-line: www.walgreens.com and www.europeanbeautycollection.com. Enter your zip code in the website www.europeanbeautycollection.com and we'll list the Walgreens stores closest to you. Indicative Walgreens stores you can find the Red Water line: Walgreens 350 Fifth Ave. Manhattan (midtown South), NY 10118 33 E 23rd Street New York, NY 10010 (212) 685-1641 14928 14th Ave Whitestone, NY 11357 406 S Washington Ave Bergenfield, NJ 07621 33 E 23rd Street New York, NY 10010 730 Franklin Ave Franklin Square, NY 11010 946 Kings Hwy Brooklyn, NY 11223 5625 N Ridge Chicago, IL 60660 111 S Halsted St Chicago, IL 60661 191 N Clark Street Chicago, IL 60601 10639 S Cicero Oak Lawn, IL 60453 Print Article��Email to a friend   “Hippocrates Seminars: Applying Ancient Principles to Modern Medicine: Focus on Prevention 2010” at the 19th Hermes Expo on April 24, 2010 at the TROPICANA “Hippocrates Seminars: Applying Ancient Principles to Modern Medicine: Focus on Prevention 2010” Global Warming and Civilization Theo¢s Short Bio-2009 The Solution to Planetary Survival? Aris Melissaratos Named 2009 Industrialist of the Year WHAT'S NEXT? - WHEN LEADERS LEAD www.sharkpack.com: New opportunities for Greek-American economic relations SCHUMER, MALONEY RELEASE REPORT DETAILING OVER $40 BILLION IN COSTS OF FLIGHT DELAYS TO PASSENGERS, AIRLINES, AND U.S. ECONOMY AS MEMORIAL DAY TRAVEL SEASON APPROACHES Cyprus home to Europe's last ancient dwarf hippopotami The Hellenic Link in the Summer The 4th System Dynamics Conference Workshop The Power of Publicity: Finding Your Media Niche We cordially invite you to attend the Conference Ôï ÊÉÍÇÔÏ áêôéíïâïëåß êáé ÓÊÏÔÙÍÅÉ YOU WON'T GET ANYWHERE WITHOUT A GOAL Museum to Present Antikythera Mechanism to American Children Where Do I Come From? CONTRIBUTION AND SACRIFICE OF THE HELLENIC NAVY AND THE GREEK MERCHANT MARINE IN THE ALLIED EFFORT AGAINST THE AXIS DURING W.W. II, 1939-45 Ultrasound May Help Regrow Teeth Ultrasound May Help Regrow Teeth European Parliament rapporteur calls on Turkey to normalize relations with Cyprus Greek language engravings discovered in Alexandria