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Prescriptives Adds Potion To Fragrance Caldron; Magic Show Continues

This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet

Executive Summary

Prescriptives Potion women's fragrance targets a younger consumer group attracted to the company's trendy light-diffusing Magic skin-enhancing line. Positioned to women ages 27-35, Potion will be launched worldwide in November.

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