Colour cosmetics, Peru, 2016

Published: 14-Nov-2016
Colour Cosmetics

The make-up market is fading out in Peru since 2015, despite women caring for their appearance

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Colour cosmetics, Peru, 2016
Colour cosmetics, Peru, 2016

The make-up market lost some of its colour in Peru in 2015, slipping 3% in value according to Euromonitor International – a sharp contrast to the 8% growth of the previous year and a reflection of a deceleration in the economy. As a result, in 2015 most manufacturers

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