Graffiti-Inspired Beauty Products

These pop-inspired products, influenced by street art and cartoons, are a cool way to add some spunk to your beauty routine.

By Lauren Drago

August 15, 2011

Photo: Courtesy of Coty Inc.
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Harajuku Lovers Super G Fragrance, $45. sephora.com.
Photo: Courtesy of Bold Public Relations
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Hello Kitty Graffiti Compact Mirror, $18. sephora.com.

Photo: Courtesy of Shop Public Relations
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Paul Mitchell Pro Tools Express Mini Iron, price varies by salon. paulmitchell.com for salons.
Photo: Courtesy of Ronstadt Public Relations
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Disney Magic Candle, $20. disneystore.com.

Photo: Courtesy of Creative Media Marketing
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Trina Sandra Essential Pencil Case, $20. trinastyle.com.
Photo: Courtesy of Siren PR
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Powder & Smoke Candle, $14. leifshop.com.

Photo: Courtesy of MAC Cosmetics
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MAC Street Art Eye Shadow, $38. maccosmetics.com.
Photo: Courtesy of Berhman Public Relations
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Tweezerman Slant Tweezers, $25. sephora.com.

Photo: Courtesy of Berhman Public Relations
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Tweezerman Matchbox Nail Files, $4. sephora.com.

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