Charlotte Tilbury's goal to reach women on every continent

Published: 21-Jan-2016
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Make-up entrepreneur speaks exclusively to Cosmetics Business about the progression of her brand

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Charlotte Tilbury has spoken out about her ambition to “reach every woman on every continent”, in an exclusive interview with Cosmetics Business.

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