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The Best Fourth of July Fashion and Beauty Sales to Shop Right Now

Andrew M. Santos 5 months ago

Think Fourth of July sales are all about patio furniture and BBQ gear? Think again. This year, a ton of our favorite fashion and beauty sites are having amazing sales that totally overshadow the home deals we’re used to seeing. And the best part is, many of them are already live so we don’t have to wait until this weekend. Here, the 17 best Fourth of July fashion and beauty sales to shop right now.

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The Best Fourth of July Fashion and Beauty Sales

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1. Carbon38

In need of some new activewear, swimsuits or loungewear? Use code ‘SPF30’ now through Friday to take an additional 30 percent off almost 500 sale styles as part of the retailer’s Sale into Summer Event. We have a feeling this is only the beginning of Carbon38’s Fourth of July weekend deals…

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Zara Is Closing Over 1,000 Stores to Invest in Online Shopping

Andrew M. Santos 5 months ago

Zara is the latest fashion brand to start closing retail stores across the globe due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, which has kept many shops closed since mid-March.

On June 12, the fast-fashion retailer’s parent company, Inditex, announced its plans to shut down between 1,000 and 1,200 brick-and-mortars over the next two years and divert resources into online sales strategies.

It’s not yet known exactly which Zara locations will be affected, but the closings will be “stores at the end of their useful life” and “whose sales can be recovered in nearby stores and online,” the company said their statement.

Under that plan, Inditex CEO Pablo Isla confirmed the company will “increase the online customer service teams and the dedicated packaging both from the specific online stockrooms and from the stores,” as well as offer customers “uninterrupted service no matter where they find themselves, on any device

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Every Deal in Ulta Beauty’s 21 Days of Beauty Sale This Month

Andrew M. Santos 3 months ago

All products featured on Allure are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission.

Twice a year, Ulta Beauty gives us a major reason to celebrate with its iconic 21 Days of Beauty sale. 2020’s second installment starts Sunday, August 30, and runs through Saturday, September 19 — and the deals are simply too good to pass up this time around.

If 50 percent off sounds enticing enough to refresh your beauty collection or restock on some staples, then you can’t miss out. We suggest trying out Readers’ Choice Award–winning Stila Stay All Day Waterproof Liquid Eye Liner, BareMinerals Mineral Veil, Benefit Cosmetics Precisely My Brow Pencil, and It Cosmetics Confidence in an Eye Cream — just to name a few. But there are plenty of skin-care and makeup goodies (including a lot

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Beauty salons criticise government’s ‘sexist’ reopening guidelines

Andrew M. Santos 3 months ago
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From Saturday 15 Aguust, beauty salons in England are allowed to offer customers close-contact services such as eyebrow threading and facials. But they were previously forced to delay reopening fully, after Boris Johnson postponed lifting lockdown restrictions further due to a rise in Covid-19 infections.

Salons were initially permitted to reopen, along with tattoo parlours, tanning shops, and nail bars, partially on 13 July and were meant to reopen fully on 1 August to allow treatments involving the face. However, this was delayed to the increase in coronavirus cases in the north of England.

Salons were told that facial treatments were still too dangerous due to the increased risk of spreading Covid-19 between workers and customers. This is because splashes and droplets from the nose and mouth could be easily transmitted from one person to another. Although workers understood the science, they criticised the details of the plan

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