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Fragrance and personal care

Celebrity beauty lines continue shining, sharing space with luxury brands

January 10, 2022

Facing accusations of racism and stereotyping, some beauty companies have decided to eliminate words like “whitening” and “fairness” from their product packaging and advertising entirely. Image credit: Fenty Beauty A singer who has made arguably the biggest splash in the beauty world is Robyn Rihanna Fenty, with her brand, Fenty Beauty. Image credit: Fenty Beauty

 

By Katie Tamola

For many, the feeling of retrieving a Chanel lipstick from one’s handbag is incomparable.

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