Feelunique cleans up its beauty offer with Spark Beauty product edit

Published: 30-Oct-2018

Second drop to its new independent brands concept store focuses on clean beauty

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Online beauty retailer, Feelunique has unveiled the second drop of cult products to its new concept e-store, Spark Beauty, which all focus on clean beauty.

Spark Beauty by Feelunique features a curated edit of independent beauty brands and emerging beauty names and has been conceptualised in partnership with the Indie Beauty Expo, which opened the doors of its first London-based show last week.

The new drop is a clean beauty edit, featuring a mix of premium brands across skin care, hair care, body care and colour cosmetics. Each of the seven brands are said to be toxin free, sustainable and contain natural and organic ingredients.

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