King of Shaves "surprised and concerned" by Brexit

Published: 7-Jul-2016
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The Managing Director of UK male grooming brand King of Shaves has spoken to Cosmetics Business about its position on Brexit.

Following the results of the historic UK vote to leave the EU on 24 June, King of Shaves’ Andy Hill explains that as a business it has been “surprised and concerned” by the result.

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