French ethnic cosmetics brand Hapsatou Sy, named after its founder, is continuing its bounceback with a new agreement with Well&Well, a network of independent pharmacies with a strong parapharmacy offering, which will now stock the Hapsatou Sy product range.

Hapsatou Sy to roll-out in Well&Well pharmacies
The French ethnic brand is seeking out 'new-generation' channels
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