Beauty e-commerce by the numbers

Published: 20-Jan-2015
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The second in Cosmetics Business' new infographic trend series looks at beauty e-commerce

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This week, Cosmetics Business focuses on the impact of e-commerce on consumer shopping habits within the cosmetics industry.

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