Giorgio Armani Beauty campaigns for clean water access in Tanzania

Published: 1-Apr-2020
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The luxury brand has inked a partnership with water.org this year, building on a decade of its Acqua for Life initiative

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Giorgio Armani Beauty, the luxury cosmetics brand, is partnering with water.org to campaign for access to drinking water in Tanzania.

Building on its decade-long Acqua for Life initiative, the L’Oréal Luxe brand will

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