Lucky magazine debuts as Conde Nast shopper’s title
Conde Nast launches Lucky a monthly shopping magazine with a Los Angeles tour budget tips and festive shoe picks. The companion site luckymag.com will host bargain sections and product details. Editor Kim France describes its appeal to both shoppers and non shoppers. Newsstands sell the debut issue for 2.95.
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S-Perfume launches by Shaping Room fragrance series
Shaping Room unveils the first edition of its S-Perfume series, five identical mini-spray bottles inspired by surfers for men and women. Priced at 16.50 dollars, the line is the start of the Olfactory Art Project with plan to release new fragrances after selling out.
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Holiday fashion forecast for stilettos and foot care
The December Mademoiselle suggests shopping shoes late in the day for best fit and measuring feet. Choose soft materials with a wide toe box, add shock absorbing inserts, and train with one to three inch heels while stretching daily. Use foot buffers, cream, and moleskin to prevent blisters and pamper feet after wearing heels.
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Lipstick Trends Spark Multifunctional Glamour and Celebrity Tie-Ins
Cosmetic brands race with multifunctional lip colors flavors and skin care benefits promoted by celebrity associations. Industry voices cite longer wear textures and new palettes while critics question longevity and true performance amid a surge of online access and star linked shades.
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Fine lines from dry skin versus sun damage and guidance
Paula Begoun explains that dry skin can look wrinkled but true, permanent lines stem from sun damage or expressions. Moisturizers can reduce the appearance of dry induced lines, but not permanent ones. Alcohol in products may irritate skin. some users see short term clearing from a harsh mix, yet long term harm may follow.
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Revlon
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Lois Banner
Paula
Murielle
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