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Can a lipstick tell you how the economy is doing? Why the answer isn’t so simple

In India, the surge in lipstick sales does not necessarily suggest that consumers are facing financial difficulties. A recent survey reveals that many participants seldom consider lipstick as a reward during challenging economic times. Instead, evolving spending habits reflect individual preferences and the allure of accessible luxuries. While economic influences affect buying choices, lipstick market trends showcase variations among different demographic groups.

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