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P & G launches Rejoice

MANGALORE: Procter & Gamble has announced the launch of Asia's number one shampoo, Rejoice, in India. The product with its patented micro-silicone conditioning technology gives twice as smooth and easy to comb hair as against ordinary shampoo. Rejoice is priced at an affordable Rs. 39 for 100 ml bottle and Rs. 2 for a 7.5 ml sachet, a company release here stated.

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