Estée Lauder taps Heinz-Glas for their new limited edition collection

Published: 2-Feb-2021
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The Advanced Night Repair Serum got dressed up for a limited collectible edition last October

With the change into the new year, Estée Lauder has launched a new limited-edition collection ahead of the Lunar New Year.


This limited edition, for the Year of the Ox, includes a combination of skin care and make-up products.

The iconic Advanced Night Repair Serum got dressed up for a limited collectible edition last October, in a metallic pink with gold text, by the German glass master Heinz-Glas.

For each purchase of this product until June, 2021, Estée Lauder will make a donation to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation and thus support lifesaving research, education and medical services.

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