Kamarts Public introduces Cathy Doll

Published: 12-Nov-2014
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A Bangkok-based importer and distributor of cosmetics has introduced a new brand that it had developed itself

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Kamarts Public, a Bangkok-based importer and distributor of cosmetics, introduced a new brand that it had developed itself: Cathy Doll. The product range includes all the skin care and make-up products a young Thai woman would expect and is an ambitious attempt to break into an already crowded market place.

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