
Sephora Is Turning TikTok Discovery Into Sales
Sephora’s new TikTok Shop experiment brings product discovery, creator content and checkout into one place, showing how social media is becoming part of beauty retail itself.
Beauty, healthcare and wellness as industries, not moods.

Sephora’s new TikTok Shop experiment brings product discovery, creator content and checkout into one place, showing how social media is becoming part of beauty retail itself.
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