Cosmetics Business rounds up the 8 cosmetics collections to know this week

By Alessandro Carrara | Published: 30-Sep-2022
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A look at the eight best cosmetics collections which have dropped this week, including a look at Lottie London’s The Vampire Diaries: Love Sucks collection

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Lottie London is getting into the Halloween spirit early with its new The Vampire Diaries: Love Sucks collection, offering dark blacks and blood red shades just in time for the spooky season.

Harry Style’s Pleasing brand has also launched its first make-up collection, with Dense, Ciaté London and Lush also releasing fresh new products this week.

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