Carrefour opens 'clean' beauty store Sources with ingredients blacklist

Published: 9-Oct-2019
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The Sources store is dedicated to 'honest' and 'transparent' beauty, and will not stock products containing 75 named ingredients

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French consumer goods giant Carrefour has opened a new store dedicated to 'clean' beauty.

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