7 new fragrance and make-up launches hitting store shelves in November

By Alessandro Carrara | Published: 18-Nov-2022
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Cosmetics Business rounds up 7 cosmetics and skin care launches which have hit store shelves this week, as well as a look at Hailey Bieber’s first new product since launching in June

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This week Billie Eilish launched her second fragrance, Eilish No. 2, that features a striking bottle and a sultry woody floral scent.

Other notable launches this week include an exclusive make-up collection inspired by the new Netflix series, The School For Good and Evil.

Rhode Skin will also launch a new limited-edition Vanilla Cake flavour for its Peptide Lip Treatment this month.

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