8 of the newest beauty products on-shelf this week

By Becky Bargh | Published: 8-Oct-2021
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From Kylie Jenner’s baby range to spooktacular launches from Revolution Beauty and ‘The Simpsons’, here are the biggest beauty drops of the week

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Cosmetics Business has round up the biggest beauty drops of the week.

Luxury fragrance house Brioni unveiled its new Roman-inspired fragrance, while Moncler, the Parisian fashion brand made its first foray in the cosmetics arena with a debut duo of scents.

Mad Beauty has also dedicated a cosmetics line to customers' favourite bear, while Revolution Beauty has teamed up with TV's longest-standing TV series for a creepy collab.

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  • COTY
  • Inter Parfums
  • Lalique Group
  • Emma Hardie
  • Madara Cosmetics
  • Revolution Beauty
  • The Inkey List
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