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Fake versions of a beauty product are no substitute for a cheaper alternative

Apple results disappoint Wall Street

This week’s major business events: BP results; Irish unemployment rate

The best brow fixers for under €20 (and one to avoid)

Eyebrow products are not worth spending a fortune on – and beware of over-promisers

Making scents of it all: Jo Malone on nasal blocks and Brexit

Perfumer cried when Leave side won but she’s determined for it not to affect her business

Six classic beauty products that have stood the test of time

These hardy perennials are still with us for good reason

Cosmetics maker Revlon to buy Elizabeth Arden in $870 mn deal

Deal will strengthen Revlon’s skincare and fragrance business and help it expand in Asia-Pacific

The history of underwear: pantaloons, petticoats, corsets and Kardashians

From pantaloons and petticoats, to bloodied corsets and Kardashians, our briefs have a long history

It’s the pure life only from now on for Revlon’s former Irish boss

Alan Ennis is now head of a beauty products brand manager and consultancy in New York

Plugging in to success again at energy group PrePayPower

Pay-as-you-go electricity provider PrePay Power is Andrew Collins’s latest venture

For your diary

A round up of business events happening this week

Unilever sticks with emerging markets as sales rebound

Anglo-Dutch firm says sales in emerging markets rose 8.4% in fourth quarter

L’Oreal stops sale of Garnier beauty products in slowing China market

Firm to concentrate on Paris and New York production lines

Irishman Ennis leaves CEO job at Revlon

UCD graduate “to pursue other interests” after holding top position since 2009

Keeping ahead of the curve in the beauty business

Rubbing shoulders with Halle Berry is just part of the job for Revlon chief executive, Irishman Alan Ennis

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