Smashbox Cosmetics, the L.A. based make-up brand, will be the headline sponsor of IPC Media's Look...Smashbox Cosmetics, as it expands its presence in the UK. The multi-platform campaign was created by IPC ... will be a Smashbox Cosmetics virtual shopping wall at The Look Show, where consumers can purchase products using an augmented reality phone app from Blippar. Smashbox Cosmetics will appear on the catwalk ...
LONDON - UK cosmetic company Barry M Cosmetics is launching its first TV campaign for its fashion...host of social media and web-based initiatives. Barry M Cosmetics was created in 1982 by Barry Mero ...
LONDON - Two ads, which appeared as part of a cosmetics promotion by OK! magazine, made
LONDON - Excite Publishing has launched what it claims is the UK's first online cosmetic surgery...The first issue, available from the Cosmetic Surgery Answers website , will contain question ... and facelifts. Editorial content for the magazine has been put together from what Cosmetic Surgery Answers ... "Life's great with my new boobs". Lynda Burgess, editor of Cosmetic Surgery Answers, said: "There ...
Positioned as a high-end colour-cosmetics line and targeting 16- to 30-year-olds, it will comprise more than 90 products. The range, which will be manufactured and distributed by US company High Maintenance, will be priced between £10 and £22. The products will be sold initially in department store ...
LONDON – Kate Moss has put her advertising contracts with a host of cosmetics brands, including
for the cosmetics brand Collection 2000 following a competitive pitch. The agencies pitched against Universal McCann
LONDON - Corporacion Dermoestetica, the Spanish chain of cosmetic surgery clinics, has appointed
midriffs to young girls barely in their teens has been joined by that of cosmetics, with nine out of ten 14 ... recommended that cosmetics vending machines should be allowed in schools. In the meantime, it is the teen media - the likes of Sugar, Bliss, Cosmogirl! and Elle Girl - on which the cosmetics companies rely ...
LONDON - Free samples in magazines increases the likelihood of purchases by 56%, according to a survey of Marie Claire readers.
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