Uxbridge Gazette

Offering a helping hand to Uxbridge health workers

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Molton Brown believe that as a community, we must do our best to contain and delay the spread of COVID-19; as a brand, the health and wellbeing of their customers and teams is an absolute priority.

As such, the firm has worked swiftly and decisively to introduce several ways to help people in any way possible.

From Friday March 20, Molton Brown offered a compliment­ary trio of Ultra Pure Milk Soaps to customers both online and in-store to help flatten the COVID-19 curve. They received an overwhelmi­ng response from devotees, with 95,000 soaps given away to share with family and friends.

Further to this, the brand has donated 25,000 Ultra Pure Milk Soaps to Beauty Banks, a ‘beauty with purpose’ movement that organises donations of personal care and hygiene products to registered charities throughout Britain. They in turn dispense them to people who desperatel­y need them.

Molton Brown is also supporting NHS staff across the

UK by sending bottles of muchneeded Hand Lotion to hospitals – including Hillingdon Hospital in Uxbridge. It means the brand can help take care of our frontline heroes’ hands, which are becoming very dry with repeated washing as they continue to care for the nation. To date, a total of 3,000 bottles are being distribute­d across hospitals across both England and Wales.

To look after the most vulnerable in our society, Molton Brown has joined forces with Miller Harris to bolster Britain’s leading charity for older people, Age UK. They are providing 3,000 soaps to those aged over 70 who may not have others to turn to in this challengin­g time.

Mark Johnson, president of Molton Brown, said: “Since 1971, the brand has had at its very heart a duty of care – to its customers, its employees and beyond that, to the community at large. We’ve weathered turbulent times before, and it’s through looking after each other and putting people first that we will get through this critical situation.

We remain fully committed to the safety and wellbeing of all, and we will continue to seek out other ways of helping those in need and those who are very vulnerable during this difficult time.”

In the face of this global pandemic, Molton Brown is determined to do its part and nurture the community as much as it can. Overcoming the trialling weeks and months ahead will need a united effort across all brands – together we are stronger in seeing each other through safely.

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