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TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY KARINE ALBERTAZZI
Employees manufacturing cosmetics products use a closing and filling machine at the Saint-Vincent abbey in Chantelle on September 30, 2017. Sisters at the Saint-Vincent abbey in Chantelle, who employ some ten non-religious people, have been manufacturing beauty products since 1954 thanks to two of them, one a chemist and the other a mathematician. Body milk, soaps, shower gels and even moisturizing cream, the abbey's production, with its own laboratory, has continued to diversify by adapting to the current cosmetic standards. / AFP PHOTO / Thierry Zoccolan
2017-09-30
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