Sustainable luxury beauty brand Costa Brazil raises seed funding

Published: 18-Oct-2019
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The investment from investors led by Waldencast will be used to support the brand’s launch and NPD

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Eco-conscious beauty brand Costa Brazil has raised seed funding from investors led by brand incubator Waldencast.

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