This Works’ sleep franchise grows 77% year on year

Published: 6-Feb-2018
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The UK beauty brand’s collection of sleep-aid products continue to find favour with consumers

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This Works’ collection of sleep products has recorded year-on-year growth of 77% since 2012.

Of the UK brand’s range, the Deep Sleep Pillow Spray is the most popular – it hit the two million sales mark in December 2017.

This Works CEO, Dr Anna Persaud told Cosmetics Business: “Since we introduced the concept of natural, clinically-proven sleep

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