WIN WITH PLUNKETTS

April 4, 2016

This week Pharmacy Daily and Plunketts are giving away a John Plunkett Dark Spot Eraser and Fac JP Facial Cleanser 100ml+DSE ial Cleanser everyday.

New John Plunkett Dark Spot Eraser is a concentrated serum with Eventone ComplexTM – a blend of multiple actives to visibly lighten pigmentation and boost your skin’s health and radiance, plus it’s easy to incorporate into your daily skincare routine with guaranteed results. RRP $39.95.
Visit:www.JohnPlunkett.com.au

Monday 4 April 16
To win, be the first from NSW or ACT to send the correct answer to the question to comp@pharmacydaily.com.au

What is Eventone Complex™?

Tuesday 5 April 16
To win, be the first from QLD to send the correct answer to the question to comp@pharmacydaily.com.au

Is Dark Spot Eraser hard to incorporate into your daily skincare routine?

Wednesday 6 April 16
To win, be the first from WA to send the correct answer to the question to comp@pharmacydaily.com.au

In which country is John Plunkett Dark Spot Eraser made?

Thursday 7 April 16
To win, be the first from SA or NT to send the correct answer to the question to comp@pharmacydaily.com.au

Besides lightening pigmentation, what else does Eventone Complex™ do?

Friday 8 April 16
To win, be the first from VIC or TAS to send the correct answer to the question to comp@pharmacydaily.com.au

Name one other John Plunkett Cosmeceutical product.

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