Glow make-up trend boosts dull UK category sales

By Sarah Parsons | Published: 3-Oct-2019
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Consumer demand for radiant and glowing skin is bolstering an otherwise struggling sector

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Following news that consumers are streamlining their skin care routines, a new report has revealed that UK-based beauty fans are still chasing that skin care ‘glow’.

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