Nail polish category expected to grow to $15bn by 2024

By Sarah Parsons | Published: 17-Oct-2017
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The international demand is driven by younger consumers

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The global nail polish market is expected to reach $15.55bn by 2024, according to new report from business consulting firm Grand View Research.

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