COUNTER INTELLIGENCE Some of the best in November Shiseido unveils travel retail exclusive NARS Afterglow face palette


Shiseido Travel Retail has launched the travel retail exclusive NARS Afterglow face palette, part of the make-up brand’s #NARSOnTheGlow Collection. The all-in-one palette contains four


shades of the Audacious Lipstick, six eyeshadow shades, one highlighting blush and the cult-classic Orgasm blush. Designed with jetsetters and ‘glow-


getters’ in mind, the palette is presented in a NARS makeup pouch, complete with a travel-size lip brush, eyeshadow brush and blush brush.


Infinity & Co opens first High Street store in the UK


Winner of the 2019 consumer-voted Travel Retail Award for Best Jewellery Product, Infinity & Co Ltd opened its first ever high street retail store in October. Two of its products were also listed as


finalists in the 2020 Travel Retail Awards. The new store has opened in Harrogate,


UK where the brand was first established in 2014. It has since built its reputation in global travel retail where the brand can be found in many airports, on airlines and on cruise ships. Building on its reputation for ‘beautiful


jewellery at affordable prices’, the company made its first foray into high street retail last month. Managing Director Samantha McDermid


said: “We are absolutely delighted to be opening our first store in our hometown of


Rituals marks 20th year with new four-floor ‘unique’ brand experience


Rituals Cosmetics has unveiled a holistic shopping and lifestyle concept to commemorate its 20th anniversary year with the opening of House of Rituals. Opened this month, the store is the


Harrogate. I started my career in retail and it has always been a dream of mine to open our own store. “We have a wonderful location at the


Victoria Centre in Harrogate town centre and we are really looking forward to welcoming old friends and new. We will be showcasing our gorgeous 2020 collections.”


Nemiroff Vodka reiterates commitment to quality as bottlings receive facelift


Global vodka producer Nemiroff has introduced a new ‘bold design’ for its product line-up, which has been re-badged as ‘The Originals’. The new fascia, effective October, covers


Nemiroff Original, Nemiroff Delikat and Nemiroff Ukrainian Honey & Pepper. At the heart of the changes is a square


rather than a rectangular base and a stylish and ergonomic shape. New fonts, colours and graphic elements


accentuate the label on shelves, while a new eco-cap is free from polycarbonate and Bisphenol A. In addition, the bottles are protected


using enhanced counterfeiting measures. Nemiroff stresses in a statement


that the aesthetic changes do not affect the product’s recipe, which uses clear water filtered multiple times using natural materials.


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world’s largest Rituals flagship and offers several exclusive and unique collections. Located on The Spui (where the


former Esprit café was based) in the heart of Amsterdam, the launch is being undertaken in two phases. The first and second floors (a restaurant


and large store) opened in late October. Phase two, boasting the mind and body spa will open in early summer 2021. Once complete, the brand experience


will be distributed over four floors, covering around 1,500sq m. A new range of premium collections


are available at House of Rituals in Amsterdam or at Rituals.com for the Netherlands, Austria and Switzerland.


The Audacious Lipstick applies smoothly and evenly to deliver full coverage with one swipe. It contains high-impact pigments that deliver long-lasting intense colour without bleeding or feathering. Ranging from metallic to matte, the


six eyeshadow shades contain pigment powder suspension technology to deliver lasting payoff in just one stroke. The NARS Afterglow Face Palette has


been available since October in Asia Pacific and Europe Middle East and African travel retail.


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