7 fresh beauty products out in November

By Alessandro Carrara | Published: 4-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 Kylie Cosmetics new Wizard of Oz collaboration

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This week’s cosmetics roundup features two fantastical collaborations that come with a heavy dose of nostalgia, courtesy of Revolution Beauty and Kylie Cosmetics.

Superdrug also launched a 136-piece own-brand make-up collection this week, and Olay has released a new range featuring its first-ever gel based moisturiser.

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