To celebrate the occasion, Superdrug and charity Beauty Banks have teamed up with a host of celebrities, influencers and industry heavyweights, including presenter and Radio 6 DJ Lauren Laverne and author/journalist Caitlin Moran, to drive donations and raise awareness of hygiene poverty.Modern consumers increasingly expect the businesses they patronise to take an active part if doing good for their communities and charity initiatives are a key part of most retail businesses’ activities.คำพูดจาก pg slot เว็บใหม่
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