Breaking News L’Oreal Paris Brings Beauty Underground, Introducing First-Ever Intelligent Shopping Experience in the New York City Subway Press Release: L’Oreal Paris Wed, Oct 30, 2013 12:25 PM EDT View Photo L’Oreal Paris Intelligent Color ExperienceClick Here to Download Image NEW YORK, Oct. 30, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — New Yorkers are about to stop in their tracks. Riding the subway just got more beautiful thanks to L’Oreal Paris. The leading global beauty brand is making history by unveiling the first-ever, intelligent vending experience in the New York City Subway system. Launching Monday, November 4, 2013, the breakthrough L’Oreal Paris Intelligent Color Experience works as a three-step process. It first detects the colors in a woman’s outfit and picks out the most prominent and related color palettes, then recommends L’Oreal Paris products to match and lastly allows women to quickly and easily purchase those products on the spot.
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Seriously, Rihanna’s Beauty and Fragrance Collections are So…Good
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Lipstick in Riri Woo ($16.50)
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($18-$69, depending on ounce) Riri Hearts MAC Holiday 2013 Collection! Double Ended Brush ($35) SupersiickEye Liner in Cockiness ($20.50) SupersiickEye Liner in Pisces Persuasion ($20.50) Veluxe Pearlfusion Shadow in 2X Dare ($44) VeluxePearlfusionShadow in Phresh Out ($44) Lipstick in Bad Girl Riri ($16.50) Lipstick in Pleasure Bomb ($16.50) Lipstick inRiriWoo ($16.50) Riri Woo Nail Lacquer ($17.50) Riri Hearts MAC Makeup Bag ($35) The Bajan pop superstar clearly has her beauty and fragrance ish down pat Its probably safe to say that most of the time, when a celebrity launches a new beauty, fragrance or clothing line, we expect it to be mediocre, bland and overpriced. We, the people get it: celebrities makeas much money off of their endorsements and personal product lines than they likely do off of their actual talent. So as the celebrity fragrance and beauty trend began to oversaturate department stores, I knew for sure that as a girl obsessed with beauty, I would not be buying into the hype, no matter how much I loved Bey (and I mean, I love Bey). But then, I picked up Rihannas second fragrance, Rebelle.
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