French male fragrance market comes up smelling of roses

Published: 15-Jul-2019
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Market is now worth €205m, according to NPD

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Sales of men’s fragrances are on the rise in France, according to market analyst NPD, with the market now standing at €205m.

And French men are also turning to stronger concentrations. 

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