The top performing e-commerce beauty products revealed

By Becky Bargh | Published: 23-Apr-2018
Retail

Five of the top ten beauty and personal care products jumped over 200 spots in online sales in February

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Kline’s interactive online service Amalgam has unveiled the top performing beauty products sold online in February.

The service uses a proprietary algorithm to score beauty products based on their ranking out of best-selling product lists.

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