British Beauty Week doubles on down on B2B for 2023 return

By Alessandro Carrara | Published: 18-Oct-2023
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The four-day event will feature a trade hub in Covent Garden, London, offering free bookable panel discussions from influential figures in the beauty industry

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British Beauty Week (BBW) is set to return this October with a revitalised focus on business to business.

Created by the British Beauty Council and launched in 2020, the annual event aims to shine a spotlight on the UK’s £25bn beauty sector and the brands within it.

Millie Kendall, CEO of the British Beauty Council, told Cosmetics Business that the highlight this year will be

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