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Long before there was millennial pink, there was "Barbie Pink," and the phrase just got a whole lot more literal thanks to NCLA's newest collection.The beauty brand has teamed up with Barbie to make all of your '90s dreams come true, unveiling a fresh set of nail stickers and lipstick shades inspired by the iconic figure.
There are nail adhesives featuring her pony-tailed portrait, four different nail polish in varying pink and purple shades (aka Barbie's favorite colors), and four semi-matte lipsticks and transparent pink jelly balms with cute names like "Barbie Beach Cruiser," "Ballerina Barbie," "Barbie Convertible," and "Barbie Dream." There's also a vitamin E-infused cuticle oil that smells — wait for it — like bubblegum. Each of the items is beyond adorable, and perfect for hanging out in your Dreamhouse, riding around in a pink convertible, or pursuing a career as a veterinarian/business executive/astronaut/rockstar.
Products range from $10 to $16, and are available now on NCLA's website.
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It's a big year for Barbie, who is also getting a movie about her "life in plastic" (it's fantastic!) starring Margo Robbie. And while the doll's look has transformed over time (she recently got a body positive makeover), her beauty mantra of "all pink everything" has endured for nearly 60 years. To cop her look for yourself, try pairing a pink lip with a pop of color on your eyes, and accessorize with as much pink as humanly possible.
Want to take your Barbie-inspired beauty routine one step further? Try one of these pink products for yourself.
Shop Now: Velvet Hair Scrunchie, $2.90, available at Forever 21
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Shop Now: KAJA Cheeky Stamp Blendable Blush, $24, available at Sephora
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