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• Cosmetic shop picketers turn attention to City Hall - KeysNews.com
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• Missha cosmetic stores across Korea remodel to NUNC multi-brand shop - Pulse News
• Nevada Passes Cruelty-Free Cosmetics Act—Here's the Catch | PETA - PETA
• Plaintiffs seek $1.2 million in damages from cosmetic firm - Aspen Daily News
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Cosmetic shop picketers turn attention to City Hall - KeysNews.com Posted: 12 Jun 2019 09:08 PM PDT The protesting picketers have wielded signs for months, warning would-be shoppers of the questionable and aggressive sales tactics used by cosmetic shops on Duval Street. Members of the Key West Rip-off Rapid Response Team have also held their warning signs near the cruise ship docks to make... For the complete article, please pick up a copy of The Citizen for this day or purchase this day's electronic edition via Day Pass. Home Delivery & Electronic Edition subscribers to The Citizen may access this article, once logged in to keysnews.com, at no charge. If you forget your password, please call us at 305-292-7777, ext. 4. Subscribe Login

Personal story of survival motivates this new Dublin retailer - Columbus Business First Posted: 12 Jun 2019 11:40 AM PDT [unable to retrieve full-text content]Personal story of survival motivates this new Dublin retailer  Columbus Business First A new cosmetics shop in Dublin offers a host of natural products and a social mission for a northeast Ohio business owner.

Shop Nomad Cosmetics’ New Travel-inspired Eyeshadow Palette on Amazon - Travel+Leisure Posted: 13 Jun 2019 02:41 AM PDT Top Navigation Explore Travel + Leisure Profile Menu Follow us Share options View image These Makeup Palettes Are Inspired by Dreamy Destinations Around the World — and You Can Get Them on Amazon this link is to an external site that may or may not meet accessibility guidelines.

Missha cosmetic stores across Korea remodel to NUNC multi-brand shop - Pulse News Posted: 13 Jun 2019 07:30 PM PDT 이미지 확대 Korea's budget cosmetics brand Missha has rebranded its retail outlets NUNC to turn them into multi-brand shops to bolster sales. According to cosmetics industry on Thursday, cosmetics maker Able C&C and its owner private equity fund IMM Private Equity have decided to remodel one-brand cosmetics shop Missha as multi-brand cosmetics store under new name NUNC. They will start the transformation project by remodeling directly-managed outlets first and allow franchisees to decide on joining the shift. Missha as Able C&C's sole cosmetics label will stay unchanged. The cosmetics maker opened its first Missha store in 2000 and has grown as one of best-selling street beauty shop names. In 2004, sales topped 100 billion won ($84.5 million) and the company joined the country's secondary bourse Kosdaq in February 2005. Currently, Able C&C is listed on the main Kospi after moving in September 2011. Business went down as shoppers increasingly turned to online platforms for beauty purchases. The company incurred an operating loss of 18.9 billion won last year compared with 11.2 billion operating profit in 207 amid a sharp drop in the number of Chinese visitors to Korea due to Beijing's retaliatory measures against Seoul's deployment of U.S. missile defense system THAAD. To revitalize the business, IMM Private Equity, which acquired Able C&C in April 2017 for 327.4 billion won in April 2017, has made aggressive investments including opening Missha mega store. As of 10:39 a.m. Friday, shares of Able C&C are trading 1.66 percent higher at 12,250 won apiece. By Lee Yoon-jae and Cho Jeehyun [ⓒ Pulse by Maeil Business News Korea & mk.co.kr, All rights reserved]

Nevada Passes Cruelty-Free Cosmetics Act—Here's the Catch | PETA - PETA Posted: 12 Jun 2019 10:18 AM PDT Nevada has officially become the second state in the U.S. to ban the sale of cosmetics (including most personal-care products) tested on animals, following California. On June 2, 2019, Gov. Steve Sisolak approved The Nevada Cruelty Free Cosmetics Act (SB 197), which was introduced to state legislators in February by Sen. Melanie Scheible. "The time has come to make cruel cosmetics a thing of the past and I am proud that Nevada is leading the way," said Scheible. Like The California Cruelty-Free Cosmetics Act, Nevada's ban will take effect on January 1, 2020. While the new law is certainly exciting progress, we're not quite ready to call this one a total victory for animals. Like the California act, it contains exemptions for products tested on animals to meet the regulatory requirements of federal, state, or foreign jurisdictions. In other words, products tested on animals in countries like China are not subject to the ban and can still be sold in Nevada. If we truly want to "make cruel cosmetics a thing of the past," we must ban all testing on animals. But don't fret, shoppers—PETA's got you (and animals) covered. Even when shopping in California or Nevada, be sure to consult our cruelty-free shopping guide to find products that haven't been tested on animals anywhere in the world. It's a surefire way to safeguard yourself from supporting cruelty like this … … when shopping for cosmetics or personal-care items. Support Companies That Never Test on Animals No animal should ever be abused and killed for a product—or for any other reason. And with more than 4,000 cruelty-free companies in our database—including The Body Shop, Paul Mitchell Systems, and Tom's of Maine—shopping kindly has never been easier. Click below to help spare sensitive rabbits, mice, rats, and other animals a lifetime of suffering: Shop Using PETA's Beauty Without Bunnies Database

Plaintiffs seek $1.2 million in damages from cosmetic firm - Aspen Daily News Posted: 10 Jun 2019 02:00 AM PDT After winning critical pretrial judgments in January, the parties in two lawsuits against a cosmetic company that operates two stores in Aspen are seeking just over $1.2 million in damages. A Pitkin County judge is set to hear arguments Friday about damages involving California-based defendant Aspen Retail Management, the parent firm of Luxe Skin Spa and Aspen Beauty Boutique on the pedestrian malls — the latest development for the businesses that have been the subject of multiple lawsuits and numerous complaints to Aspen police. The district court lawsuits set for Friday's hearing, as well as two others recently filed in Pitkin County Court, allege that employees of the outlets use high-pressure sales techniques to get residents and visitors to purchase expensive makeup products and beauty devices of dubious efficacy; possibly drugged one couple through glasses of champagne and pressured them into spending thousands more than they wanted; and lied about working with celebrities such as the singer Pink. In filings for damages submitted last week, Aspen attorney Chris Bryan, representing Dean and Kim Reeves and, in a separate lawsuit, Cheron Berastequi, described the fallout from his clients walking by the stores, being enticed in with free samples and then bombarded by "an alarming pattern of abusive conduct perpetrated by" the defendants. After walking into the shops, customers were often separated from their companion, trapped in the corner of the store or a back room of the store, and psychologically manipulated "with an all-out barrage of insults and compliments about their appearance," Bryan wrote. Other accusations in the lawsuits were that employees: used hand gestures and body language that made the victims feel that they were physically trapped in the store; performed demonstrations on victims to show the "efficacy" of the products, the results of which inevitably wore off as soon as the victims left the store; and falsely represented that the sales attendants were the beauty consultants for different pop icons, usually using the names of celebrities who were visiting Aspen at the time. The Reeveses and Berastequi prevailed, leading to the filings for damages, after Aspen Retail Management failed to answer their lawsuits in a timely fashion. Bryan then moved for and received default judgments in each case. The company's general counsel, David Beitchman, argued in a filing that he had tried to consult with Bryan and didn't believe a formal response was necessary at that point. Judge Anne Norrdin of Pitkin County District Court ruled in the plaintiffs' favor in March, finding that Aspen Retail Management (ARM) failed to provide a reasonable excuse for why it never answered the litigation. Beitchman, who could not be reached for comment about the latest filings for damages, said in March that his client may appeal. The lawsuits accused ARM of violating the Colorado Consumer Protection Act for allegedly engaging in unfair and deceptive trade practices, according to one claim. Other claims included assault, battery and intentional infliction of emotional distress. Dean and Kim Reeves entered the Hyman mall shop last summer. They were each given a glass of champagne that may have been drugged, as they soon felt "very confused and out of sorts," the lawsuit says. Employees began applying creams to their faces, against the couple's wishes, though "they were unable to refuse the demonstrations because they were so out of it, and the store attendants were so aggressive," Bryan wrote. The couple provided a credit card and then filled out a shipping form in order to "escape the store and the high-pressure sales tactics employed," the lawsuit says. Once outside, they called the store repeatedly in an effort to cancel the order, which totalled nearly $22,000. The plaintiffs thought they were buying $700 worth of products. In Berastequi's case, her lawsuit says she went into Aspen Beauty Boutique in September after being offered an eye-cream demonstration, and decided to purchase a product. An employee allegedly pressured her into buying a $9,000 light-therapy machine. Berastequi repeatedly told the employee that she could not afford it, but feeling increasingly uncomfortable and looking to leave, she handed over her credit card, confident her credit card company would decline the charges because of her credit limit. But the employee said the charge went through without a problem — with one difference: He had charged her $21,000, Bryan wrote, adding she was unable to cancel the charge. The Reeves are seeking economic and noneconomic damages, plus attorney fees, that total just under $600,000. Berastequi is seeking $619,401. The plaintiffs' lives have been impacted physically, mentally and emotionally, Bryan wrote, adding the Reeves were forced to empty their savings account to pay for the "fraudulent charges so as not to pay exorbitant credit-card fees." Two separate lawsuits in county court against ARM are pending.

All v9.20 Fortnite Leaked Skins, Back Blings, Wraps, Glider and Emotes Yet To Be Released in the Item Shop - Fortnite Insider Posted: 11 Jun 2019 03:16 PM PDT Here are all of the leaked cosmetics found from the v9.20 files that have not been released, including skins, gliders, back blings, pickaxes, emotes and more. Epic update Fortnite on a weekly basis to introduce new items/weapons as well as bug fixes. In every bi-weekly update, new files are added to the game which include cosmetics, future weapon/items being released and new LTMs. There were many cosmetics that were added and leaked by data-miners in the v9.20 update and only a few of these have been released in the Item Shop. The following cosmetics were leaked in the same update, but have not been released as yet. The Wonder Skin is an Honor Exclusive and the Fiend wrap will be a reward for completing the Leaked Horde Rush LTM Challenges, but the rest of the cosmetics will appear in the Item Shop. Fortnite Leaked Skins From v9.20 Airhead (Epic) – Pop into action. Fortnite Leaked Skin From v9.20 – Airhead Content continues below ad Wonder (Epic) – Inspire wonder. Fortnite Leaked Skin From v9.20 – Wonder Asmodeus (Rare) – Stare down your enemies. Fortnite Leaked Skin From v9.20 – Asmodeus Callisto (Rare) – Demons, creeps, and monsters beware. Fortnite Leaked Skin From v9.20 – Callisto Shot Caller (Rare) – It's your move. Take your shot. Fortnite Leaked Skin From v9.20 – Shot Caller Plastic Patroller (Uncommon)  – Toy with the competition. Fortnite Leaked Skin From v9.20 – Plastic Patroller Toy Trooper (Uncommon) – Molded for victory. Fortnite Leaked Skin From v9.20 – Toy Trooper Breakpoint (Rare) – Disrupt. Distract. Dominate. Fortnite v9.20 Leaked Breakpoint Skin Fortnite Leaked Glider From v9.20 Batso (Rare) – Be afraid, be slightly afraid! Fortnite Leaked Glider From v9.20 – Batso Fortnite Leaked Back Blings From v9.20 Neo Phrenzy (Epic) – Phase through the firewall Fortnite Leaked Back Bling From v9.20 – Neo Phrenzy Hexxed (Rare) – Caution: Haunted. Fortnite Leaked Back Bling From v9.20 – Hexxed Ocular (Rare) – Always watching. Fortnite Leaked Back Bling From v9.20 – Ocular Utility Pack (Rare)  – Everything you need. Fortnite Leaked Back Bling From v9.20 – Utlility Pack Signal Jammer (Rare) – Nothing gets through. Fortnite Leaked Back Bling From v9.20 – Signal Jammer Fortnite Leaked Pickaxes From v9.20 Foul Play (Rare) – Nailed it. Fortnite Leaked Pickaxe From v9.20 – Foul Play Metro Machetes (Rare) – Street smart and impossibly sharp. Fortnite Leaked Pickaxe From v9.20 – Metro Machetes Talons (Rare) – Claw your way to the top. Fortnite Leaked Pickaxe From v9.20 – Talons Fork Knife (Uncommon) – Don't forget your table manners. Fortnite Leaked Pickaxe Form v9.20 -Frok Knife Fortnite Leaked Emotes From v9.20 Signature Shuffle (Epic) – Show off your signature moves. Fortnite Leaked Emote From v9.20 – Signature Shuffle Savor the W (Uncommon) – This is what winning looks like. Fortnite Leaked Emote From v9.20 – Savor the Wn Fortnite Leaked Wraps From v9.20 Slurp (Epic) Fortnite Leaked Wrap From v9.20 – Slurp! Here is what the wrap looks like on a weapon: Fortnite Leaked Weapon Wrap From v9.20 – Slurp! Fiend (Rare) Fortnite Leaked Wrap From v9.20 – Fiend Green Toy (Uncommon) Fortnite Leaked Wrap From v9.20 – Green Toy Grey Toy (Uncommon) Fortnite Leaked Wrap From v9.20 – Grey Toy Here is what the Green and Grey Toy wraps look like on a weapon: Fortnite Leaked Weapon Wraps From v9.20 – Green & Grey Toy Fortnite Leaked Contrail From v9.20 Chrono (Rare) Fortnite Leaked Contrail From v9.20 – Chrono Which cosmetic are you waiting for?

alberto caiola magnifies the beauty of flowers in shanghai shop - Designboom Posted: 13 Jun 2019 01:10 AM PDT part of an emerging new wave of contemporary florists, july's flowers in shanghai, china, reflects a fresh and edgy counterculture closer to fashion and design than traditional flower arrangements. smashing straight-laced stereotypes, july's challenges expectations at all levels and alberto caiola designed a shop to match. all images courtesy of dirk weiblen the shape of the store turns blossoms into a natural window display caiola incorporated a spectrum of materials, balancing brushed metal finishes with the natural textures of terrazzo flooring. expansive elements comprising of horizontal and angled mirrors positioned on the store's celling create the illusion of a much larger space. the effect appears to defy the laws of gravity, amplifying the volume's height. a polished metallic finish draws attention, shifting according to the angle at which it's viewed in stark contrast, exposed concrete beams reveal the building's original structure adorned by the flowers that become the store's natural centerpiece. displayed in clustered pots adjacent to large mirrored dishes, the result is a cornucopia of images, the blossoms reflected ad infinitum producing an intriguing effect. indoor mirrors seemingly push themselves out of the building navigating the space, visitors experience a movement of color and shape. a designated showroom area presents a selection of flower-related products, as well as a curated selection of design pieces. built on brilliance and transparency, the display quite literally glitters against the store's raw concrete background. it is not just the interior of july's flowers that seeks to disrupt the relationship between conventional and contemporary, but also its facade. a flower explosion the store stands out from its traditional residential context, since its polished metallic finish draws attention by shifting according to the angle at which it's viewed. at the same time, indoor mirrors seemingly extend out of the building, bouncing both natural and artificial light, which creates an enticing and inviting storefront. breaking barriers of tradition, expectations, and perception, caiola's interpretation of july's flowers defines shanghai in full bloom. mirrors positioned on the store's celling create the illusion of a much larger space the flowers are displayed in clustered pots adjacent to large mirrored dishes the store's material palatte balances brushed metal finishes with the natural textures of terrazzo flooring thedesignated showroom area presents a selection of flower-related products angled mirrors on the ceiling a neutral terrazo contrasts against the colorful flowers the colored reflections contrast against the monochrome street context project info: designer: alberto caiola client: july's flowers location: shanghai, china size: 50 sqm date completed: 2017 photography: dirk weiblen designboom has received this project from our 'DIY submissions' feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here. edited by: cristina gomez | designboom

Ulta Beauty Stock, Estee Lauder Stock: Top Cosmetics Stocks Close In On Buy Zone - Investor's Business Daily Posted: 13 Jun 2019 12:07 PM PDT [unable to retrieve full-text content]Ulta Beauty Stock, Estee Lauder Stock: Top Cosmetics Stocks Close In On Buy Zone  Investor's Business Daily Beauty is in the eye of investors as Ulta Beauty stock and Estee Lauder stock are both closing in on buy points.

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