L'Oréal's luxury brands boost 2017 sales

By Sarah Parsons | Published: 9-Feb-2018
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The appetite for brands such as Lancôme and YSL from Chinese beauty consumers have helped the French cosmetics brand owner last year

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The demand for luxury beauty brands among Chinese consumers has helped L'Oréal achieve strong growth in 2017.

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