71% of consumers are buying beauty on their commute

By Becky Bargh | Published: 22-Jan-2019
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A new study has found the value of commuter spending contributes £22.8bn each year to the UK economy

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A new study has found 71% of UK consumers are purchasing beauty products on their commute.

The research, conducted by media agency Kinetic and Exterion Media, in partnership with the Centre for Business Economics Research, revealed the average weekly expenditure of a UK commuter is

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