Retailers reopen: How 5 beauty brands have adapted their stores

By Becky Bargh | 15-Jun-2020
Retail

As non-essential stores in the UK are given the go-ahead to reopen from today, Cosmetics Business finds out how beauty retailers are working to keep customers and staff safe

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Beauty retailers have been given the green light to reopen their stores for the first time today in 21 weeks.

With the UK’s economy having reduced by a fifth in April, the move has been welcomed not just by the government but also business owners.

However, a recent survey found

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