Cosmetics Business reveals 8 new product launches of 2022

Published: 7-Jan-2022

From new skin care ranges to organic hand sanitiser, Cosmetics Business rounds up the hottest launches hitting the shelves this year

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Johnson & Johnson-owned skin care brand RoC kick starts the new year with its Hydrate + Plump Range. Meanwhile, Weleda expands its hand care line with the new Calendula & Chamomile Hand Sanitiser.

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