‘We have thrived where Clarisonic could not’: Beauty company Michael Todd to capitalise on L’Oréal brand’s demise

Published: 27-Jul-2020
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After the announcement that L’Oréal is to close its Clarisonic brand from September, facial cleansing device rival Michael Todd has announced plans to launch compatible replacement brush heads to fill the void and capitalise on the market

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US brand Michael Todd Beauty has revealed it is primed to cash in on the demise of the L’Oréal-owned brand Clarisonic.

Michael Todd’s President and co-founder Michael Friend told Cosmetics Business the shutdown of the facial cleansing device brand “paves the

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