
True 2 Beauty, a distributor of female lifestyle ingestible products and health and beauty products, is shifting its attention away from products that target men. Libigrow, a branded line of all-natural products designed to increase libido and sexual potency, has been facing difficulty capturing market share, according to management. “The growth of Libigrow had been stymied by Chinese counterfeit products, resulting in lower sales than anticipated and greater legal costs in stemming the flow of counterfeit merchandise,” said True 2 Beauty CEO Bill Bollander.
“We are currently marketing the Libigirl and EZ Curler brands, as well as other items anticipated for release in the coming months,” added Bollander.
The company is focusing on becoming SEC compliant within two months and is preparing a shareholder presentation currently.
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