Nivea is Latin for Snow White, whose ‘castle’ sits right on prestigious Unter den Linden. At the flagship store of this German beauty purveyor, you can peruse the latest products, sign up for a skin analysis or get a quick pick-me-up facial or a 'Latte Massagio': a latte plus a 10-minute shoulder-neck massage for €12.
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