Former Lush boss Andrew Gerrie turns Rabot 1745 Beauty into a million pound business

Published: 17-Oct-2019
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The Hotel Chocolat spin-off beauty brand skyrockets to success under the mantle of former Lush executive Andrew Gerrie and Global MD Sara Logie

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Rabot 1745 Beauty, the Hotel Chocolat skin care spin-off brand, turned over just under £1m in sales in its first two years of trading. But it’s success is no sweet coincidence.

Behind the scenes former Lush boss Andrew Gerrie and Global MD Sara Logie have been

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