LimeLife passes on $9m worth of make-up after rebranding

Published: 18-Oct-2019
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The US cosmetics brand donated 300,000 units of make-up in order to save products from going to waste

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LimeLife, the theatre and entertainment turned consumer make-up brand, has donated US$9m worth of cosmetics to beneficiaries in order to save products from going to waste.

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