Feelunique to sell products specifically for Chinese consumers

Published: 23-Nov-2017
Retail

Online beauty retailer to select beauty products specifically for customers in the Asia-Pacific region

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Feelunique has announced plans to consolidate its position in the Chinese market by introducing products from niche, local brands.

Cosmetics Business can exclusively report that the online beauty retailer will choose products designed for

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