Brand
Noxzema
American skin-cleanser brand from Baltimore, best known for its blue-jar cream; owned by Procter & Gamble from 1989 and Alberto-Culver from 2008.
- Owned by
- Alberto-Culver
- Group
- Unilever
- Since
- 1914
- Products here
- 1
- Sold in
- πΊπΈ United States
Who owns Noxzema
The company that holds the brand and every company above it, the top of the group first, each tie from a cited source.
No company above it
π¬π§ Unilever Also recorded as Alberto-Culver's groupowns
ownssince 10 May 2011
ownssince 2008
Earlier
- Owned by πΊπΈ Procter & Gamble1989 to 2008
What the sources say about these ties
- Alberto-Culver owns
- Bought from P&G in 2008; Alberto-Culver was acquired by Unilever in 2010.
Noxzema products and barcodes 1
About Noxzema
Noxzema is an American brand of skin cleanser, introduced in 1914 and sold for decades in a cobalt blue jar; the cream contains camphor, menthol, phenol and eucalyptus.[1] The Noxzema Chemical Company of Baltimore, reorganised as Noxell Corporation in 1966, made it until Procter & Gamble bought Noxell in 1989; Alberto-Culver bought the brand from P&G in 2008 and was itself acquired by Unilever in 2010.[1] The name has also appeared on shaving cream, razors and skin-cleansing cloths, and Wikipedia names Evermark as the current marketer.[1]
References
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