Uoma Beauty faces closure by UK government

By Sarah Parsons | Published: 28-Nov-2023
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The inclusive make-up brand by Sharon Chuter has been served a public warning following late accounts

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Uoma Beauty, the make-up brand founded by industry veteran Sharon Chuter, could be at risk of closure by the UK government. 

The brand faces being struck off

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