A.J. NORTH (PTY) LTD
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A.J. NORTH (PTY) LTD, A PROUDLY SOUTH AFRICAN MANUFACTURER
OF HIGH QUALITY, AFFORDABLE TOILETRIES AND TOOTHBRUSHES FOR MORE THAN 100 YEARS. T +27 021 532 2113 / T +27 021 532 2114 / |
 | Beauty ProductsGlyco-Lemon Vanishing Creams and Soft 'n Smooth Hair Remover, Blue Mist Compressed Face Powder and Happy Event, South Africa's specialist Antenatal Lotion to help prevent stretch marks. Click here for the Beauty Products product catalogue |
 | Brushware and ToothbrushesToothbrushes, Nailbrushes and Denture Brush proudly manufactured in South Africa to meet World Standards including the SABS approved Hygiene Toothbrush range. Click here for the Brushware and Toothbrushes product catalogue |
 | HaircareGlyco-Lemon the trusted, affordable range of Family Shampoos, Conditioners, Home Perms and Hair Curlers. Click here for the Haircare product catalogue |
 | HouseholdSoaky Sponges and Zins Kitchen Scourers, all proudly made in South Africa. Click here for the Household product catalogue |
 | MiscellaneousCulmak Shaving Brushes, Fresh Breath Fresheners, Stop 'n Grow Nail Biting Deterrent. Click here for the Miscellaneous product catalogue |
Latest Activity
 | 26 NOV 2013 |
Glyco-Lemon has revamped and updated its trusted Family Shampoo and Conditioner range with a bright new bottle and cap.
 | 08 OCT 2013 |
Subtle changes have been made to the print colours as well as a change to a satin, matt varnish finish on-pack. The introduction of silver foil on the main Happy Event logo adds a final prestige touch in support of the brand’s quality.
 | 29 OCT 2012 |
Glyco-Lemon’s Vanishing Creams are now available in vibrant new 50ml tubes.
 | 29 OCT 2012 |
The original, well-loved Soft ‘n Smooth has undergone a transformation and is available in a bright new 150ml tube, and Soft ‘n Smooth for Men has been added to the collection.
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New Zealand's Fonterra said it was recalling products distributed in the country that had been contaminated with E.Coli bacteria in the second food-safety scare faced by the company in less than six months.
