Urban Decay introduces psychedelic nail kit

Published: 26-Jul-2010
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Urban Decay has launched a new nail kit inspired by the psychedelic colours of the sixties. The Summer of Love nail kit contains seven mini bottles in vibrant shades including Aquarius, a metallic teal; Hashbury, a deep purple; Shine On, a rich mocha; Woodstock, a neon pink; and Love Light, an ethereal nude.

The formulas are free of toluene, formaldehyde and DBP, while the brushes are said to contain a high number of fibres to ensure precise and easy application.
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