Maybelline is the top selling cosmetics brand on Amazon

Published: 23-Feb-2018
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The colour cosmetics leader beats sister brand L’Oréal, Wunderbrow, Covergirl and Burt’s Bees

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Maybelline has emerged as the top selling mass cosmetics brand on Amazon in 2017, accounting for 12% of sales.

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