L’Oréal Strongest In Beauty ‘Brand Impact,’ While Lauder Gaining Value Fastest
Executive Summary
L’Oréal is the most valuable beauty brand globally, according to consultancy Brand Finance’s annual report from its methodology ranking 50 most valuable brands in cosmetics, skin care, hair care and personal care. Estee Lauder ranked second.
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