New Skincare Brand Developed with Singapore Experts Launches for Asian Skin
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A new skincare brand called Clera Cera has officially launched in Singapore, offering a range of products specifically designed for Asian skin. The brand features nine different items intended for daily use, focusing on science-led dermatological care.
What makes this launch significant for local consumers is the collaboration behind the products. Clera Cera was co-developed with experts from Singapore's National Skin Centre. This partnership aims to ensure that the skincare solutions meet the specific needs of people living in the region's climate.
The new range is now available at major health and beauty retailers, including Guardian and Mannings. By combining professional medical expertise with retail accessibility, the brand hopes to provide high-quality skincare options for everyday shoppers.
This development highlights the growing trend of science-based beauty products in Singapore. As more consumers look for evidence-based skincare, collaborations between medical institutions and retail brands are becoming an important way to bring professional-grade products to the public.
Sources: Asia News Network
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