NARS bans use of badger hair in make-up brushes

28-Oct-2019
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The Shiseido-owned cosmetics brand will no longer use the animal hair in its make-up brushes

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NARS has pledged to stop using badger hair in its make-up brushes.

The Shiseido-owned beauty brand is said to have banned

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