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PURE STYLE FOR DKNY LAUNCH
Where better than London’s Vanilla club to host the launch of DKNY’s new vanilla-based
fragrance, PureDKNY?! Beauty journalists sipped cocktails and spritzed the new scent, before
hearing about Donna Karan’s charitable work with CARE, empowering women in Uganda and
educating them on the importance of saving and investing money.
L-R: Sheena Appadoo (DKNY) with Handbag.com’s Katie
Corcoran and Bridget March of Cosmopolitan.co.uk
The 1960s Brigitte Bardot style gets its finishing touches
Smile! Journalists strike their purest pose for the camera
CLINIQUE
GETS CLINICAL
The vanilla infused fragrance is purity personified
Journalists battled their way through
London’s January snow to get the lowdown
on Clinique’s latest scientific breakthrough.
The brand’s international research and
product development experts presented its
new ‘prescription strength’ product, Even
Better Clinical Dark Spot Corrector, while
staff at the event helped guests warm up
with a plentiful supply of coffee!
The 1920s makes a comeback with a Louise Brooks-style bob
Guests mingle at the bar, but are they talking scents?!
ALL ABOARD THE ‘SELFISH’ BUS!
Radox invited Beauty Mag for a tour of its double-decker ‘Selfish
Sanctuary’ bus before it began a tour of the UK, encouraging mums
to indulge in some selfish behaviour. Mums could win a Selfish
Sanctuary experience for them and four friends by joining the Radox
group on Facebook. The bus goes directly to winners’ homes, where
beauty therapists onboard offer luxurious spa treatments.
Ask the experts! (L-R) Clinique’s Dr Paolo Giacomoni,
Debbie D’Aquino and Dr Daniel Yarosh at the event
A beauty therapist onboard treats a passenger to a manicure
The chill out sofa is an area for friends to relax together
Even Better: the latest high-tech launch from Clinique
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