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Davines Essential Haircare Debuts In Salons, Spas

This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet

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Parma, Italy beauty company Davines is launching its Essential Haircare collection in the U.S. market positioned as a line that addresses specific hair care needs, according to the firm

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