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Wella acquires PPS Hairwear

This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet

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Wella has acquired Australian salon hair care marketer PPS Hairwear to increase market share in the Australian salon market, Darmstadt, Germany firm says Jan. 28. Based in Brisbane, privately-owned PPS Hairwear is one of the fastest growing hair care suppliers in Australia, Wella states. Company generated sales of €13 mil. in 2002, firm adds. PPS Hairwear specializes in care and styling products in "upper medium" price segment. Product lines include PPS range, its most well-known brand, as well as styling collections D Zine, D Frizz and D Fuse. Hair care collection also is distributed in Europe and Southeast Asia...

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