Feelunique on the hunt for next beauty hit with new indie brand platform

By Sarah Parsons | Published: 17-Jul-2018
Retail Marketing

Europe's largest online beauty retailer partnered with Indie Beauty Media Group to launch Spark Beauty

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Feelunique is tapping into the indie beauty market with the launch of a new dedicated section on its website.

Spark Beauty, created in partnership with Indie Beauty Media Group (IBMG), the makers of the Indie Beauty Expo, will be a permanent fixture on the retailer’s website that aims to bring niche US-based brands to the European market.

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