Sustainable make-up brand Bo.ho Green acquired by Léa Nature

Published: 2-Oct-2019
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The eco-friendly French brand joins Léa Nature's growing portfolio of 'green' beauty brands

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Bo.ho Green, the French eco-friendly make-up brand, has been acquired by family-owned natural and organic beauty company Léa Nature.

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