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No Smudges, No Smells

InStyle lists two innovative products for its readers, the Orly Smudge Fixer and a Revlon polish that smells fruity.

by Staff
June 29, 2009
No Smudges, No Smells

 

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InStyle lists two innovative products for its readers, the Orly Smudge Fixer and a Revlon polish that smells good. Of the Smudge Fixer, celebrity manicurist Jenna Hipp tells the magazine, "This instantly corrects nicks and smudges on wet or dry polish. It's a must-have in my kit." The Revlon Nail Enamel Fruitful Temptations in Pretty in Payaya claims to have a papaya scent after drying.

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