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    Covid impact: After a sales dip, deodorant market is betting on revenue surge as people start stepping out

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    Now, as people start returning to offices and are going out, the deodorant brands are again getting ready to give more bang-for-the-buck products. Leading the charge is Vini Cosmetics, which had taken the market by storm with its Fogg in 2011.

    Mr Burberry is ritzy. The sharp, muscular look catches the attention first, then drifts in the smoky and woody notes that are titillating and refuse to abandon the olfactory senses. But what makes it most attractive is that it seems to be recession-proof.Mr Burberry comes with a hefty price tag of Rs 1,950 — over 10 times more expensive than the average Indian deodorant. Despite that, this luxury deodorant and others like this seem to be flying
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