The good news edit: This week's inspiring stories from beauty

By Sarah Parsons | Published: 24-Apr-2020
Retail Marketing

A weekly round-up of uplifting news from around the beauty industry during the coronavirus pandemic

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It's been another tough week around the world as the coronavirus continues, bringing uncertainty for businesses and consumers alike. But, even in a crisis, the beauty community has a wonderful habit of pulling together to help those that need it most.

To help with that Friday feeling, Cosmetics Business

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