Nip + Fab Tummy Fix Sells Out In One Hour At Harvey Nichols

With the promise of ‘targeted results’, ‘instant fixes’ and tested treasures like Cellulite Fix, Tummy Fix and Multi-Fix Oil it’s clear beauty addicts are once again putting their trust in beauty guru, Maria Hatzistefanis.

Sales of her new range, NIP + FAB have rocketed overnight and one of the hero products, the NIP + FAB Tummy Fix sold out in one hour as women and men rushed to grab this “must-have” treatment at Harvey Nichols stores nationwide. The Tummy Fix has been so popular there’s now a growing waiting list eager to get their hands on this amazing, no nonsense product.

“I’m delighted”, says Maria Hatzistefanis. “it’s clear customers are as excited about my new range as I am and feedback has been amazing with many indicating it’s the no nonsense, targeted results and affordable prices that are fuelling the interest.”

About NIP + FAB

Tipped to be the hottest launch of 2010, NIP + FAB, is a range of mass appeal skin care products, with premium credentials – products for customers who want measurable results but at prices that don’t cost the earth!!

With an A-list seal of approval, the growing list of celebrity fans includes Kimberley Walsh, Denise Van Outen, Alexandra Burke, Diane Vickers and Ellie Goulding.

Crammed with breakthrough natural and technologically advanced skin smoothing, boosting and firming ingredients, the clinically tested range for the face and body delivers 10 targeted treatments - Tummy Fix, Scrub Fix, Shower Fix, Moisture Fix, Dry Leg Fix, Cellulite Fix, Multi-Fix Oil, Lip + Nip Fix, Bust Fix and Eye Fix. Each hardworking, no nonsense product “does exactly what it says on the front” and will deliver exceptional ‘targeted results and instant fixes.’

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