Saina Nehwal Invests In Soothe Healthcare Personal Care

Saina Nehwal, also the brand ambassador for Soothe Healthcare's Paree sanitary pads, invested money in the business to revolutionize women's personal hygiene in India.

Saina Nehwal, badminton champion, invested in Soothe Healthcare's "Paree" sanitary pads. She will play a meaningful role in Make In India, Girl Child and Swachh Bharat initiatives.

"A sanitary pad is a high social-impact product and Paree combines quality and affordability, thereby revolutionizing the personal hygiene segment in women's personal care in India. Paree has the potential of reaching every household in India and this is what sets the brand apart. It is about time that we recognize the heroes of the manufacturing industry contributing significantly to the Make in India campaign and to the society at large," Saina said in a statement.

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Sahil Dharia, CEO, Soothe Healthcare, shared that they are excited to have Saina as their brand ambassador and a strategic investor now for Soothe's "Paree".

"Funding received will be directed for expansion of business and branding initiatives. Soothe Healthcare is committed to taking a leading position for affordable consumer healthcare products. Saina's association will further help the company achieve these goals as she is a role model for young aspiring girls and women, and connects very well with them," he added.

Source-IANS

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