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Fragrance and personal care: Luxury Memo special report

February 20, 2018

Promotional image for Harvey Nichols' recently renovated beauty department. Image credit: Harvey Nichols

 

By Nancy Buckley

Luxury labels are no longer the sole choice for wealthy fragrance and beauty consumers as the threat of indie players sparks a series of changes in high-end brands.

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