Becca Cosmetics to make Middle Eastern debut

Published: 29-Apr-2016
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Australian cosmetics brand will be exclusively stocked in Sephora in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Bahrain and Qatar

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Australian cosmetics brand Becca will launch in the Middle East, with retailer Sephora announced as the region’s exclusive stockist.

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