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It's expensive to be 'hot' in 2024

TikTok trends and high-priced products are driving consumer spending on beauty and wellness. Hot people are paying premium prices for maintenance.

By: Business Insider

Jul 24 2024
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It's expensive to be 'hot' in 2024

It's getting more expensive to be hot in 2024.iStock; Rebecca Zisser/BI

The beauty industry is booming in 2024 as the cost of maintaining current beauty standards rises.
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