French YouTube vloggers outperform beauty websites

Published: 2-Feb-2015
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'YouTubeuses' identified as key players

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French YouTube beauty vloggers now have more influence than some of the leading beauty websites for women, according to a recent study by French market researcher Influence4You.

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