Marionnaud turns 30 with anniversary box

Published: 10-Nov-2014
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French perfumery chain Marionnaud is celebrating its 30th birthday with an ‘anniversaire’ beauty box.

If a customer opens an account with a fidelity card and spends €89, they will receive the box free of charge.

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