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People have been using beauty products since the dawn of civilisation, and yet the beauty industry has seen more flux in the last five years than ever before. Legacy conglomerates, like Revlon, have been challenged by indie disruptors like Milani and Bubble. The swath of strategic buyers has widened from core stakeholders like L’Oréal, Unilever and The Estée Lauder Companies to traditional consumer goods businesses like Church & Dwight and family investment vehicles such as Famille C. Celebrities and influencers are clamouring to leverage their followings and build their own beauty businesses.
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