E.l.f. Has A Go At Twitch Crowd, Hitching Wagon To #Loserfruit
Executive Summary
The maker of prestige-inspired cosmetics at value prices follows its TikTok viral success by teaming with Kathleen Belsten, aka Loserfruit, the second most-followed female gamer on the Amazon-owned livestreaming platform Twitch.
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