Sephora, Revlon, Kiehl’s invest in beauty vending machines

By Becky Bargh | Published: 8-Feb-2018
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Cosmetics and personal care brands are using vending machines powered by Vengo to reach their customers

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As consumers increasingly spend less time in stores, brands are on the hunt for new ways to keep customers engaged.

In order to meet rising demand, without the need to go in-store, Sephora, Revlon, Kiehl’s and St. Ives have partnered with Vengo Labs to create customised

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