Coronavirus: Consumers stockpile cosmetics for second wave fears

By Sarah Parsons | 24-Jun-2020
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Beauty shoppers have shared their concerns over another lockdown

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Consumers are stockpiling beauty products as the UK's restrictions from coronavirus continues to ease.

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