Beauty and fashion hybrid set to excite the industry

Published: 30-Jan-2015
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Opportunities for multi-benefit beauty products have been growing apace over the past year and the latest innovations in fashion and beauty technology are now allowing for collaborations that tick the style and skin care boxes simultaneously.

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