Becca Cosmetics launches new collectors edition range

By Becky Bargh | Published: 17-Jun-2019
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The 5-sku range includes three brand new products as well as two old favourites

Becca Cosmetics has added a five-piece collection to its line-up, featuring three brand new products.

The new products in the Champagne Pop range include Glow Body Stick, Glow Dust Highlighter and Glow Silk Highlighter Drops.

Meanwhile, the new Glow Gloss Champagne Crème and Shimmering Skin Perfector are an extension of a previous collection.

The highlighter products are blended with coconut oil, shea butter and luminescent pearls to boost customers’ natural glow, and the lip gloss is said to feature 3D light-reflecting pigments to make lips look fuller and smoother.

Retailing from £18, the products are now available at Boots and will rollout to John Lewis, Cult Beauty and Asos from 1 July.

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