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L'Oreal turns to Google as coronavirus spurs digital make-up shift

Consumers taking a look out Google for cosmetics will give you the option to attempt them on with reference to by way of a deal with L'Oreal, since the French workforce seems to make up for out of place store product sales caused by coronavirus lockdowns by way of expanding online.
Shoppers searching Google for cosmetics will be able to try them on virtually through a deal with L'Oreal, as the French group looks to make up for lost store sales caused by coronavirus lockdowns by expanding online.

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