This week, CBN focuses on the impact of male pattern baldness (MPB). According to Hair Development, in the UK alone 6.5 million men are affected by MPB, a hereditary condition that affects nearly half of all men by the time they turn 50.
Hair loss presents growing market opportunity
6.5 million UK men affected by baldness
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Rituals Profit Pledge charitable initiative is defying beauty market turmoil. Here’s how…
The Dutch beauty brand’s Profit Pledge initiative donates 10% of its annual income to charitable causes despite good or bad financial results. But in the face of global and geopolitical turmoil, how can Rituals maintain such a considerable level of donation?
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Research & Development
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Regulatory
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