L’Oréal and Valentino sign fragrance and beauty licence deal

Published: 29-May-2018
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The worldwide agreement will include the creation and distribution of fine fragrances and luxury beauty

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L’Oréal and Italian fashion house Valentino have signed a fragrance and beauty licence agreement.

The deal will see L’Oréal

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