Skincare 2021 from the Best Indian Skincare Brands of 2020 is what you need in the enw year! This is my pick of the Indian Skincare brands that will change the skincare product formulation and skincare experience in India. The Indian skincare is set for great innovation and fantastic quality keeping the Indian customer central to it.
Brands that will go down further in the coming year are brands that will turn a deaf ear to the Indian consumer or play superior to them. The Indian consumer is learning but learning fast on what to expect from a brand. Honesty, cohesion in the vision and mission are going to be key as the burgeoning indian skincare market continues to explode in 2021.
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I have founded and profitably sold a beauty business. My business “The Bangalore Mobile Spa” provided wellness and beauty services in Bangalore as well as to Corporates with our service rooms functioning from corporate offices of Intel Technologies, HP, InMobi, Accenture. We won national and international recognition courtesy AsiaSpa along with also being judged among the best 10 experiences in Bangalore by India Today. Video by cottonbro from Pexels
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