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Is the 'clean beauty' movement just rebranded marketing for higher costs?
With rising living costs and growing scrutiny of corporate sustainability claims, many consumers are questioning whether 'clean beauty' premiums are justified or just clever marketing. Cast your vote to weigh in on this debate.
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