Sunday Riley becomes latest beauty brand to land ethical B Corp certification

By Sarah Parsons | Published: 6-Jan-2021
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Luxury skin care brand Sunday Riley has been certified as an ethical B Corporation business.

The Texas-based company celebrated the accreditation as

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