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2. Revlon - Wikipedia

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   Tram with Revlon advertising in Hong Kong, June 2007. Until the 1940s Revlon's magazine ads were drawn by hand and mostly in black and white. In 1945, Revlon began launching full-color photographic advertisements in major magazines and stores across the country. Revlon introduced matching nail polish and lipsticks with exotic and unique names.

3. Gong nui - Wikipedia

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   "Gong Nui" come from the phrase "Hong Kong's girl". Originally, it is a neutral phrase. But after many Hong Kong internet forum users use this word to describe the females they met in Hong Kong which are materialistic, snobbish, superficial, self-centered and selfish, this word become a negative phrase.

4. Origins (cosmetics) - Wikipedia

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   Origins at DFS Galleria Customhouse in Auckland, New Zealand.. The company is known for their natural skin care products. Notable lines include the "A Perfect World" line of products.

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6. How Cool Girls Nail ’90s Minimalism With Ease in 2024

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   How Cool Girls Nail ’90s Minimalism With Ease in 2024. Alexis Bennett Parker. July 19, 2024 at 12:26 PM. How Cool Girls Nail ’90s Minimalism With Ease Gotham

7. Shanghai Vive - Wikipedia

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   Shanghai Vive or Shuangmei (simplified Chinese: 双妹; traditional Chinese: 雙妹) is a Chinese luxury cosmetics brand.. Shuangmei — translated into English as Two Girls — originated as a trade mark of The House of Kwong Sang Hong Limited, founded in 1898 in Hong Kong, [1] and stationed in Shanghai in 1903.