What to expect from NARS' ex-Global Makeup Artist new disco-inspired beauty brand

By Sarah Parsons | Published: 8-Aug-2018
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Founder of Makeup54 Anna Priadka reveals to Cosmetics Business the inspirations behind the launch and why she's challenging 'cookie cutter beauty'

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What to expect from NARS' ex-Global Makeup Artist new disco-inspired beauty brand
via Makeup54

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Ex-NARS Global Makeup Artist Anna Priadka is stepping out of her former employer’s shadow and making her beauty brand owner debut.

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