Cosmetics Business Picks: 7 beauty launches now available on store shelves

By Alessandro Carrara | Published: 24-Mar-2023
Body Care Fragrance Skin Care Retail

Cosmetics Business has picked seven beauty products which have launched this week, including an exclusive look at The Inkey List’s new SPF

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After over two and a half years of development, The Inkey List has released its SPF30 Polyglutamic Acid Dewy Sunscreen.

Squalane, 8% polyglutamic acid and glycerin feature in the formulation, which help to moisture skin and protect it from the sun’s rays without leaving white streaks.

Other new releases include a new targeted Skincare Booster range from Neal’s Yard Remedies, as well as Gallinée’s new at-home Skin Health Testing Kit.

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  • Neals Yard Remedies
  • Unilever
  • Lush Cosmetics
  • Milk Makeup
  • The Inkey List
  • Electimuss
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