Reason To Believe Launches Virtue Hair Care

  • 9 January, 2017
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Virtue

Virtue Labs Replicates Human Keratin for Innovative Hair Care

BIG SKY is proud to announce the launch of Virtue, a brilliant new line of innovative hair care by Reason To Believe. The BIG SKY PACKAGING team worked closely with the hair care brand in the development of custom co-extrusion soft-touch bottles and tubes, all complimented by a multi-textured bi-injection closure. The 10 sku line for Virtue is just one superb example of BIG SKY’s ability to manage and produce high-end custom components with retail appeal.

Virtue Labs’ products became available on February 1st at their website and through select stylists. Each item is priced between $36 and $66 respectively.

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