Have selfies changed the face of cosmetics?

Published: 8-Jun-2015
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Has the selfie changed what consumers want?

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For a trend that started with teens on social media, creating a new dictionary definition is quite an achievement. Selfies are now obligatory at almost every event, with celebrities, politicians and even Queen Elizabeth being snapped in one.

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