With two standalone stores in Dublin at Liffey Valley and Dundrum (Psst: a little birdy tells me there may be a city centre one before too long), Inglot's really starting to become a viable alternative for the beauty obsessed in search of affordable brights, well-priced palettes and all manner of makeup paraphenalia.
Regular infusions of new products ain't gonna hurt, neither.
The eight greyed-out polish shades you see above were in-store already last year but proved so popular they're being added to the permanent line. The shades are 960-967, they're 3-free and €10 a go.
The spring collection features more nail goodies in the form of a re-launch of some pretty pastel polishes. Again, €10's the damage and you can bag 968 yellow, 969 green, 970 blue, 971 Lavender and 972 Coral.
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Tool academy: at stores now are whopper-sized brush sets. Previously only available state-side, but because the brand's makeup brushes have been proving popular here, the powers that be are making the kits available in Ireland too. The average makeup fan's probably not going to go for either of the brush kits, but budding makeup artists might well be interested. The 32 piece set (above) is €275 and contains natural hair tools for eyes, face and cheeks.
The 42 piece kit is €295 and contains synthetic hair brushes which are suitable for use with cream and liquid products.
