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The FINANCIAL Select Zara stores will have a dedicated cosmetics section and the products will be available to buy online from 12 May. The new section is called Zara Beauty and includes a full range of beauty products for eyes, lips, face and nails. The compounds are high quality and were designed by make-up artist Diane Kendal. They will be sold in refillable containers and come in over 130 shades according to Zara.
is unveiling its new cosmetics line, which will go under the generic name of Zara Beauty, worldwide today. It will be featured in the brand s stores as a new section, so joining the Zara Woman, Man and Kids sections, and will be available to purchase online from 12 May in all of Europe, the US, Canada, China, South Korea, Japan, Mexico, Australia and New Zealand, for gradual subsequent rollout everywhere else. In addition, customers can discover the entire collection by means of an immersive experience, complete with personalised beauty tips, which will
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Whether in books, on TV, audio, or magazines and newspapers, I pretty much exclusively talk and write about China (primarily Shanghai) in the first half of the twentieth century. And this blog is the place I throw all the interesting gobbets of information, historical anecdotes, ephemera and recommended books that fall through the cracks somehow and never get used anywhere else. There’s also the occasional piece of shameless self-promotion –
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Homies Soft Bar is not open for business on Tuesday. CNA photo May 4, 2021
Taipei, May 4 (CNA) The Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) on Tuesday released details of places visited by two people recently reported to have COVID-19 before testing positive for the disease.
One of the people whose whereabouts were made public is a Taiwanese China Airlines (CAL) pilot in his 30s, who returned from the United States on April 18 and completed the three-day quarantine required of domestic flight crew members on April 21.
Despite testing negative for COVID-19 on April 21 and April 25, the man developed symptoms including a cough and fever on May 1, and tested positive on Tuesday, with a CT value of only 13, indicating a high amount of the virus in his body.
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