Nars gets Exposed for new limited edition collection

Published: 8-Mar-2019
Colour Cosmetics

The cult make-up brand founded by Francois Nars has released a new palette and lip range

Make-up brand Nars has unveiled its limited edition Exposed collection (from £23).

The Exposed Cheek Palette features new shades for the brand in a buildable formula, all six pigments are said to be ‘universally flattering’.

Consumers can also get their hands on the Explicit Colour Lip Duo in three shades: Sex Machine, pink mauve; Intriguing, rose pink and Dragon Girl, red.

Launch: out now.

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