NARS is a brand that began in 1994 with 12 revolutionary lipstick colors. Originally created by legendary makeup artist François Nars to enable limitless artistry and self-expression, these 12 colors remain beloved and in sale today. To coincide with National Lipstick Day this year on July 29th, we are releasing an online-only set that allows you to choose your favorite shades from the NARS lip category, carefully crafted by François Nars.
What is National Lipstick Day?
National Lipstick Day is a lipstick celebration born from social media, and is observed every year on July 29th. In recent years, an increasing number of celebrities, beauty bloggers, and influencers have been posting photos of their best lipsticks on social media with the hashtag #NationalLipstickDay, and the day has begun to gain attention in Japan as well. Since then, many global makeup brands have announced products and campaigns to coincide with the day.
■ NARS National Lipstick Day Set
Price including tax: 7,480 yen (product price: 6,800 yen + tax)
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What is National Lipstick Day?
National Lipstick Day is a lipstick celebration born from social media, and is observed every year on July 29th. In recent years, an increasing number of celebrities, beauty bloggers, and influencers have been posting photos of their best lipsticks on social media with the hashtag #NationalLipstickDay, and the day has begun to gain attention in Japan as well. Since then, many global makeup brands have announced products and campaigns to coincide with the day.
■ NARS National Lipstick Day Set
Price including tax: 7,480 yen (product price: 6,800 yen + tax)
Click here for company press release details
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