Natura questions perceptions of beauty with new campaign

Published: 24-Mar-2016
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Brazilian cosmetics player rolls-out Live Your True Beauty cross-platform campaign

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Brazilian cosmetics heavyweight Natura Cosméticos has launched a campaign, which will set the tone for its 2016 communications strategy.

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