4 reasons why hair care is making a comeback in 2018

By Sarah Parsons | 14-Sep-2018
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Social media friendly skin care brands have claimed the spotlight in recent months, but hair care innovations are fighting back

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2018 is proving to be a comeback year for hair care with record-breaking numbers and cutting-edge innovations.

Here Cosmetics Business explores how the industry is finally getting attention in the volume it deserves...

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