P&G Tests "Guy Aisles" In Stores For Men Who Hate To Shop
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Procter & Gamble is test marketing "guy aisles" in stores throughout the U.S. and abroad in an effort to capture sales otherwise lost to men turned off by traditional beauty displays, according to Vice Chair of Global Beauty and Grooming Ed Shirley
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