78% of shoppers do not feel safe testing beauty products in-store

Published: 18-May-2020
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A new study has revealed the sentiments of US consumers as retailers begin to reopen during the Covid-19 pandemic

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Over three quarters of shoppers in the US have said they would not feel safe testing beauty products in reopened stores.

With Covid-19 fears prevalent, 78% of women polled

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