British Beauty Week to make its debut in September 2020

Published: 28-Jan-2020
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British Beauty Council has revealed that it is evolving its inaugural London Beauty Week to launch British Beauty Week for September 2020.

The event, which last year included a takeover of Covent Garden’s iconic piazza in central London, will diversify this year to involve other regions across the UK.

Scoping two regional hubs, British Beauty Council has plans to expand

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