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    Government and Politica

    |PASS | |Business studies |C | |Geography |D | Work experience: 02/01/2011 – 03/2011 Flair cosmetics Flair cosmetics sell beauty products such make up, hair pieces and body lotion etc... I used to be a sales assistant, usually customers find it hard to buy the correct products that would suit them, as having the wrong product could cause health issues

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    Importance of Socialisation

    SANDRA CAHALAN Hillside House, Ballinamuck, Co. Longford Tel: 043 332 4523 Mob: 086 243 6208 Email: info@hillsidesc.com PERSONAL PROFILE Enthusiastic, creative and resourceful Supervisor/Manager in the hospitality, retail and beauty sectors. Strong interpersonal and listening skills with an empathetic, caring nature and the life experience to relate well to individuals at all levels. Capable of illustrating honesty and reliability in a professional manner with the ability to deliver high

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    Body Shop

    The Body Shop, founded England in 1970, manufactures cosmetics that uses natural-ingredients that is ethical and free from animal testing. The Body Shop places great importance on ethical stances such as using natural ingredients that are not tested on animals, the use of fair trade in the cosmetic industry and has a strong Corporate Social Responsibility and is actively involved in community activities. The Body Shop revolves its social and environmental campaigns around its five core values namely

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    Latest Makeup Trend: Less Is More

    TITLE- LATEST MAKEUP TRENDS: LESS IS MORE Summary: Makeup is worn not just to make you look beautiful but it also has the ability to conceal the dark spots and blemishes that might appear. Moreover, the selection of right color that goes with ones features and complexion and also what latest makeup trends are in style must be adopted to keep oneself updated. Article: Makeup enhances the beauty and features of a face. The usage of makeup can be traced back thousands of years ago when ancient Egypt

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    Accounts

    For the past century, L’Oreal has pursued its adventure in the beauty industry to cement its position as the world’s leading Cosmetics Company. Above and beyond its financial success, however, L’Oreal’s track record reflects an endless quest: A quest for innovation, begun a century ago by scientist and inventor Eugene Schaller, driven by tireless research and buoyed by a steadfast pioneering spirit; A quest for excellence through increasingly safe, imaginative and effective products; A quest

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    Management

    offers its worldwide consumers the American and French beauty. It also discusses the recent acquisition of Kiehl's; its role and contribution to L'Oréal as well as the opportunity given to the brand by joining L'Oréal. When people walk into a cosmetics isle in stores, it is hard to miss L'Oréal products; they are everywhere from a small, locally owned beauty salon to the retail giant, Wal-Mart. It is not just in the United States. The same happens when people walk into stores in Europe and Asia

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    Lush Cosmetics: Unnaturally Good

    LUSH COSMETICS EXPOSED: UNNATURALLY GOOD. 2 Abstract Lush cosmetics is a company that allegedly stands for its ethics. They represent themselves as activists for animal rights and planet Earth, and claim to use only fresh and “safe synthetic ” ingredients. Lush emphasizes its dedication to the planet and its support for animals and other humanitarian causes, often. Their ideas about what is safe, humane, and ethical, however, differ from those whose activism is altruistic rather than exploitative

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    Marketing Mix of Fictional Product

    Marketing Mix Product Lancôme, founded in France in 1935, and bought by L’Oreal (also a French company) in 1964, is L’Oreal’s high end division of cosmetics, fragrances, and makeups. (“Lancôme”) Research has shown that Lancôme is missing out or underutilizing on a major segment of the market, about half: men. The case study illustrates the growing men’s grooming market in the US: currently $14 billion, and expected to reach $21 billion by 2015. In order to address this, Lancôme needs a product

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    Estee Lauder Study Case

    husband, Joseph Lauder in the year 1946 which manufactures and markets four cosmetic product lines namely skin care, make up, fragrances and as well as hair care products. These products are sold over 150 countries worldwide under brand names that include Estée Lauder Clinique, Origins, MAC, Bobbi Brown, Aveda and even Lab Series just to name a few. Not only that, it also has global licenses for fragrances and cosmetics under the brand name of Tommy Hilfiger, Donna Karan (DKNY), Michael Kors as well

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    Aesthetic Industry Marketing

    Aesthetic Industry Marketing October 2012 GENERAL BACKGROUND: * The NPD Group, Inc., a leading market research company, released results on the men’s skincare market. On track with the sales in the men’s current retail business, men’s skincare sales increased six percent year-to-date (January through July) 2012, compared to the same time last year, generating $45.5 million. In addition, NPD found that at least seven in 10 men are buying facial skincare products for themselves. Today’s man

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