Exclusive: Feelunique founder's new teen brand Indu lands £2.8 million funding

By Amanda May | Published: 18-Jul-2023
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The investment will fuel the teenage skin care and make-up brand’s UK launch in September

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New teenage beauty brand Indu has secured £2.8m in funding to fuel the brand’s UK launch in September.  

The money will boost the

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