CosBeauty Magazine #101

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CLINIQUE X KATE SPADE NEW YORK
POP PLUSH CREAMY LIP GLOSS
Put your best pout forward with two
iconic brands. Clinique has partnered
with Kate Spade New York to dress
up four shades of its juiciest gloss in
limited-edition packaging designed by
the much-loved fashion house.
These ultra-cushiony, hydrating
glosses are satisfyingly smooth and
super comfy, hugging the lips with
high shine and a pop of colour that
lasts all day.
The four shades include universally
flattering Black Honey Pop, a glossy
take on Clinique’s cult classic lip shade,
plus Airkiss Pop (Shimmer), Rosewater
Pop (Shimmer), and Juicy Apple Pop.
The nourishing formula takes care of
your lips while you wear it. Hyaluronic
acid helps lock in moisture and leaves
lips looking plump with hydration. A
special blend of aloe butter, avocado
butter, and shea butter helps condition
lips and create a light-reflecting,
bouncy finish.
Priced at $42, you can find these
stylish glosses at clinique.com.au,
Myer, David Jones, Adore Beauty and
The Iconic.
DERMACEUTIC LABORATOIRE
CELEBRATES 20 YEARS WITH
HIGH TEA AT THE QT
Starting in skincare with a focus
on peels before moving into
a range of post-procedure
cosmeceuticals, Dermaceutic
Laboratoire has good reason to
celebrate 20 successful years with
their science-based ranges.
With the backdrop of the
George Room at the QT hotel,
guests were treated to a delicious
high tea and personalised
illustration by the talented
Belinda Xia.
Dermocosmetica CEO, George
Kypreos, took us through their
10-year journey as the Australian
and New Zealand distributor
of Dermaceutic Laboratoire
and how these regions have
become the fifth largest in sales
for these ranges worldwide.
He then introduced Nicola
Fagiuola, Managing Director
of Dermaceutic Laboratoire,
which he founded in 2002 with
the strong belief that science is
the skin’s best ally. Nicola gave
a comprehensive history of the
brand, how it started and his
science-based ethos, before
taking us through the properties
of the hero products in their
cosmeceutical range, including;
Mela Cream (pigmentation
cream), K Ceutic (post-treatment
cream) and C25 Cream
(antioxidant concentrate).
The Dermaceutic Laboratoire
range include 10 peels – from
superficial to ‘doctors-only’ deep
– that are able to treat a number
of skin concerns, including
fine lines and wrinkles, acne,
melasma and pigmentation. The
cosmeceutical range, although
developed for post-treatment
use, is also perfect for everyday
use, with products aimed at
different skin types.
For more information on the
range, visit dermaceutic.com.au.
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