Orly debuts smudge-fixing technology

Published: 3-Feb-2015
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EPIX has the ability to self-correct

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Los Angeles nail care brand Orly is entering the high tech arena with EPIX, a new professional lacquer line that contains a novel smudge-fixing technology.

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