FAIR CHILD Natural Moisturizing Body Milk With Amino Acids & Multivitamins - 400ml

Fair Child natural and moisturizing body milk is made of Aloe vera and glycerin to protect fragile skins against red spots and other minor irritations. Enriched with Amino Acids, Multivitamins and skin moisturizers to nourish and leave skin soft, smooth, beautiful and mild toned complexion.Direction:Apply mornings and evenings on a perfectly cleansed skin, massaging gently until complete absorption.Warning:For external use only. Avoid direct contact with eyes.Ingredients:De-ionized water, Isopropyl Palmitate, Glycerin, Benzophenone, Silicon oil, Stearic acid, Cetyl alcohol, Sodium tetraborate, Mineral oil, Coswax, Sodium chloride, Paraffinium liquidum, Propylene glycol, Vitamins A, B, C & E, Amino Acids, Fragrance (cool). Fair child natural moisturizing and toning lotion is a gentle And mild lotion that Nourish and renew your child’s skin surface with a natural and soothing lotion. This purifying formula containing EGG YOLK, Amino acid, multivitamins and NATURAL HONEY to helps soothe your baby skin and restore its natural balance. Use daily with FAIR CHILD luxurious soaps to achieve soft, smooth, toned and healthy skin that your baby skin deserves.                                             Directions:

Apply mornings and evenings on a perfectly cleansed skin massaging gently until complete absorption. Founded in 1957 as a division of Fairchild Camera and Instrument, it became a pioneer in the manufacturing of transistors and of integrated circuits. Schlumberger bought the firm in 1979 and sold it to National Semiconductor in 1987; Fairchild was spun off as an independent company again in 1997. Phoenix-based ON Semiconductor Corp. announced its $2.4 billion cash acquisition of Fairchild Semiconductor International Inc. today. In 2016, onsemi acquired Fairchild Semiconductor to become a top semiconductor manufacturer. Fairchild was founded in 1957 to build transistors out of silicon rather than the more common germanium. Fairchild is a common surname derived from the Old English words for fair or beautiful and the word child. Originally a given name, early records of its use as a surname are found in Oxfordshire, Surrey and Sussex. This is because “Fairchild” was a name given to “foundlings”—children abandoned without names on the steps of orphanages. Meanwhile, as Jane says, her first name is just a generic name given to young girls. Jane was not just an orphan; she was one without any sort of “name” or connection to the past whatsoever. Mountain View, California

1960s Semiconductor Era

Most of them spun out of Fairchild Semiconductor that was founded in 1957 by eight disaffected employees from the laboratory of William Shockley, the coinventor of the transistor, in Mountain View, California.