It might have taken a massive global health crisis, but Avon's historic strategy of selling door-to-door is slowly being kicked to the curb. The U.K.-based beauty company has announced plans to open its first stores in the country as it steps further away from the business plan that made it a household name in more ways than one.
The group said it wanted customers to experience its products in person, as part of a continued overhaul that will see its 5 million global reps move away from door-knocking and into boutiques and online sales.
