10 beauty brand launches to watch out for in April

Published: 1-Apr-2022
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Skin care brand REN has added a new addition to its Evercalm collection while Australian brand Jurlique has continued its long-standing use of rose with its new hand cream and face mist.

Here are some of the biggest brand drops to watch out for this week.

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