The 5 beauty start-ups backed by South Korea’s Amorepacific

Published: 24-Jul-2017
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Biovit, virtualive, Trove, Paffem and Reziena have been taken under Amorepacific’s wing over the past six months

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Amorepacific, the South Korean cosmetics company, showcased the achievements of five beauty start-ups that it has been nurturing as part of its incubator programme for the past six months.

At the APTechUp+ Demo Day held on 21 July in Seoul, Korea, Amorepacific gave a public platform to the five brands to provide an update on their developments in front of more than 100 industry professionals and

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