Rimmel joins fight against cyberbullying with #IWILLNOTBEDELETED campaign

By Austyn King | Published: 29-Oct-2018
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One in four young women have been targeted for their appearance on social media, according to new research by the Coty-owned brand and The Cybersmile Foundation

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Coty-owned cosmetics brand Rimmel is aiming to stamp out beauty cyberbullying with its latest initiative, #IWILLNOTBEDELETED.

One in four young women have experienced negative or abusive comments about their appearance on social media, Rimmel revealed in a report.

67% of those who were bullied said they

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