Beauty brands could be missing out on Eid sales

Published: 29-May-2018
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A report shows that 62% of Muslims are underwhelmed by the current engagement of brands at this time of the year

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Beauty brands could be missing a trick by not catering to Muslim customers during Ramadan, according to industry insiders.

Currently, 62% of Muslims are underwhelmed by the current engagement of brands in sectors from

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