8 Chinese Lunar New Year launches to kick off 2023

By Alessandro Carrara | Published: 20-Jan-2023
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Cosmetics Business rounds up eight of the best Lunar New Year launches from beauty brands celebrating the year of the rabbit

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On 22 January China will be celebrating its Lunar New Year for 2023, entering the Year of the Rabbit.

As such, brands from across the beauty industry have launched limited edition versions of new and hero products to celebrate the occasion.

This includes new updated releases from NARS, Dior, Charlotte Tilbury and Tower28.

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