Halal cosmetics selling well in Indonesia

Halal cosmetics selling well in Indonesia

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Yani, an Indonesian cosmetics adviser at a department store in Jakarta, explains the merits of using cosmetics produced in conformity with halal guidelines on July 10, 2014. Indonesia is the world's most populous Muslim nation.

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