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Created in 1994 by Chanel’s then-director of makeup, Dominique Moncourtois, this sultry cherry-black nail polish was an instant hit, going against traditionally light nail colours that mainstream cosmetic companies had typically produced. Known as “Vamp” (or “Rogue Noir” in the UK market), the polish became so legendary that it became the fifth bestselling nail polish […]

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You either know about, are using, or are a content creator on TikTok. The app that has taken over our lives is setting all kinds of trends and creating viral sensations one clip at a time. And it’s the same when it comes to beauty trends and products. To keep you up to speed, we’ve […]

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It’s no surprise that interactive IG-worthy pop-ups are all the rage these days. You might have seen influencers attending these pop-up events on your Instagram feed with beautiful photos to boot but it doesn’t mean these events consist only of highly Instagram-mable backdrops. From complimentary hand massages, to customised collagen tea, to even Augmented Reality […]

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