Colour cosmetics, Russia, 2016

Published: 14-Nov-2016
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The Russian colour cosmetics market dipped by 0.6% in 2015 to 67.7bn rubles as consumers became more rational in their purchases

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According to Discovery Research Group, in 2015 the Russian make-up market totalled 62.402bn rubles (RUB). The largest market segments include eye make-up products, which contribute 33.6% of the market in value terms, and lip products (37.2%). Sales of eye make-up products in 2015 amounted to

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