Consumer insight: what beauty customers want

25-Nov-2004

RFH Consumer Insight is conducting a special study of the buying behaviour of beauty consumers in eight international hub airports. Here TRI outlines some of the main findings from a key European airport and one of its Middle Eastern counterparts

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It could be price advantage in promotions or brand image that worries them, or maybe their main concern is product size or appealing to the right target market. Whatever the

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