Chile scores a decade of double digit growth in skin care

Published: 15-Feb-2015
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Facial care has rocketed in Chile for more than ten years. So why is it starting to slow down now?

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The facial skin care market in Chile has enjoyed double digit growth for over a decade, and is expected to continue expanding. Although this market is predicted to grow at a slower rate this year, market research company Canadean has forecast a very solid average annual growth rate of 11% between 2013 and 2018.

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