Inglot partners with Broadway\'s Pippin

Colour brand will supply all the make-up for the musical comedy

Colour cosmetics brand Inglot Cosmetics has entered into a partnership with Broadway musical comedy Pippin. Through a sponsorship deal, Inglot is to supply all the make-up for the show, as well as launch an exclusive Pippin colour cosmetics collection, which will be sold via inglotusa.com and Inglot boutiques.

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