If there’s any doubt that there’s money floating around the beauty industry again, L’Occitane International SA’s announcement that it will raise as much as 5.49 billion Hong Kong dollars, or $707.2 million, through an initial public offering should put an end to those doubts. The L’Occitane IPO includes 364.1 million shares, or about 25% of the company, to be priced from 12.88 Hong Kong dollars to 15.08 Hong Kong dollars, or $1.66 to $1.94, a share. The subscription closes April 29m and the f...