CAMILA CABELLO: She Launches a ‘Havana’-Inspired Make-Up Collection
It's hot, the weather is nice, we all want to go on vacation ... but that's not always possible! So Camila Cabello decided to make you travel the time of a L'Oreal Paris make-up collection inspired by her hit Havana.
Although the singer is very busy with the Reputation tour with Taylor Swift, she still took the time to ask us to offer a collection as hot as the sun of Ibiza.
The collection will consist of no less than 14 products and will pay tribute not only to his song but also to the beauty of Havana women Camila has met throughout his life. The singer confided in an interview:
"I am extremely proud and excited about the Havana collection. I wanted to create products that not only I would personally wear, but that would work well across various skin tones. For me, looking and feeling my best helps fuel my confidence and I hope to inspire other people to feel the same."
In an interview with Elle, she added: "The samples that I had, I use them on myself now. It was important to me that they would work well on different kinds of skin tones because that's really important to me, and I feel like all of my fans are going to be able to use it and love it."
The collection launches on "ulta.com" on July 15th and will be rolled out to drugstores and other retailers in August.
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