P&G's beauty sales remain healthy, but grooming suffers

Published: 1-Aug-2018
Finance

The company's Q4 results reveal successes for its skin, personal care and hair care brands

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P&G has reported solid results for its beauty segment in Q4, with net sales up 10% on last year to reach US$3.1bn.

The grooming category, however, was down 1% to

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