Beauty sleep: Overnight products are having a moment

Published: 5-Apr-2016
Skin Care Retail

The industry is waking up to products designed to be left on the skin at night, but do they work?

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With consumers more busy than ever, a beauty product that works while you sleep certainly ticks a lifestyle box. But is there really any benefit to leaving a product on while you get your eight and a half hours?

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