Harrods invests in budget beauty with The Ordinary deal

By Sarah Parsons | Published: 6-Oct-2020
Retail

The luxury Knightsbridge department store is working with Deciem to redefine prestige skin care in retail

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Purse-friendly skin care brand The Ordinary has landed a retail deal with one of Britain's most luxurious department stores.

Deciem, the brand's parent company,

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