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  • Bright and bold nail colors make a statement
    Spring outfits can pop with the right nail color, and brands have been busy building up their offerings, many of which focus on removing potentially harmful chemicals.

  • Sally Hansen channels the '80s, '90s in Madeline Poole collab
    The Sally Hansen Complete Salon Manicure Madeline Poole collection will feature six shades, Material Pearl, Say It Lycra Mean It, Slime Scene, Mallratz, Vinyl Tap and Call Me on my Shellphone.

  • CEW puts the best on display at beauty awards product demo
    Drug Store News highlights the standouts from Cosmetic Executive’s product demonstration event in New York City that kicked off its annual beauty awards celebration.

  • Coty, Amazon Echo Show partner on personal beauty assistant

  • Essie goes bold with new winter shades

    NEW YORK — A new collection from leader in luxury nail polish company, essie has been unveiled. The go-to nail brand for beauty professionals, celebrities, and fashion icons has introduced six new shades that were inspired by the glitz and glamour of the upcoming holiday season. 

    Colors ranging from ruby red to magenta purple, with a little sparkle and shine will be available along with the brand’s speed.setter and gel.setter top coats – to complete the consumer’s manicure. The new shades being introduced are:

  • OPI sets record for world's longest manicure bar

    SANTA MONICA, Calif. – Coty’s salon nail brand OPI has set the Guinness World Record for the world's longest manicure bar. 

  • Le Mini Macaron brings at-home gel manicures to Ulta Beauty

    New York — Affordable at-home gel manicures from Le Mini Macaron are now available for purchase in over 1,000 Ulta Beauty stores nationwide. This partnership marks the brand’s first entry into the U.S. marketplace. It has already launched overseas with availability in Sephora Middle East, Sephora China, Sephora Spain and luxury department stores in Canada, Switzerland, Italy, Hong Kong and France.

  • Nail-Aid’s Spray Away hits Walmart shelves

    BENTONVILLE, Ark. — Among the products Walmart is bringing into stores to up its beauty game is one bringing consumers a new way to remove nail polish. Nail-Aid on Wednesday announced that its Spray Away aerosol nail polish remover was getting an exclusive Walmart launch at all of the retailer’s more than 4,500 stores.

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