Celebrity fragrances pull down Elizabeth Arden sales

Published: 8-May-2015
Fragrance Finance

Fragrance sales drop nearly 10%

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The latest earnings from Elizabeth Arden have revealed a drop of nearly 10% in fragrance sales for the last quarter – steeper than anticipated.

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