With the hype around Rihanna’s Fenty Beauty and Kylie Jenner’s Kylie Cosmetics, more and more celebrities are delving into the beauty business. Last year, two of the country’s brightest stars Anne Curtis and Vice Ganda joined the ever-growing list, after releasing their own beauty lines, BLK Cosmetics and Vice Cosmetics, respectively. In case you’re wondering, these aren’t just products that they slapped their names on (the lip products are too good that they can even be your next dupe on Kylie Jenner’s lip kits). Behind the inclusive shades and the no-fuss packaging lies a purpose: to redefine the beauty standard of today. Whether it means “beauty is for all” as told by Vice Ganda, or that “beauty doesn’t have to be complicated”, according to Anne Curtis, these celebrity beauty lines aren’t only here to make a woman look pretty.
This January, Anne Curtis and Vice Ganda come together on MEGA’s first issue of the year.
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According to the article, Anne Curtis and Vice Ganda come together on MEGA’s first issue of the year, the January 2018 issue. The article ties the cover to their own beauty lines, BLK Cosmetics and Vice Cosmetics, which both launched the year before.
The article says BLK Cosmetics is Anne Curtis’s beauty line and Vice Cosmetics is Vice Ganda’s, both released last year. It describes them as lines with inclusive shades and no-fuss packaging, built around a purpose to redefine today’s beauty standard.
The article quotes Vice Ganda as saying “beauty is for all” and Anne Curtis as saying “beauty doesn’t have to be complicated.” It says their lines aren’t only meant to make a woman look pretty, and describes inclusive shades and no-fuss packaging.
The article says the issue is available on @flip100ph and Magzter, and through the FLIP100 app on the App Store or Google Play. It also says print copies are on newsstands, with home delivery available. Inquiries can go to [email protected].
The article points to the hype around Rihanna’s Fenty Beauty and Kylie Jenner’s Kylie Cosmetics as the context for more celebrities entering the beauty business. It names Anne Curtis and Vice Ganda as two local stars who joined the list last year.
