You have to be Beautiful!

GSPOT Cosmetics is a new brand of make-up and accessories created by Harvinderpal Virdee. The name GSPOT was chosen as it grabs your attention instantly, is slightly cheeky, witty and brings a smile to your face. The name also reflects the aim of the brand and how it wants the consumer to feel, which is, happy, sexy, confident and totally satisfied with the product.With the help of professional make-up artists, 55 vibrant shades in both silky lipsticks and matt plus pearlized eye shadows were created, showcasing timeless shades to grab one’s attention.The rich infusion of vitamin E and Jojoba oil are vital elements included within the products to give the skin the appearance of silkiness and a natural radiance and glow perfect for hot climate weather and lights. With ingredients found in very high quality products of skin care and cosmetics makes it perfect for general day wear to high fashion catwalk and shoots.The vast selection, along with the professional 12 piece brush set also means that the brand is perfect for make-up artists for photographic work to runway.GSPOT Cosmetics carries an air of prestige with the luxurious choice of packaging. The velvety, sensitive to touch surface along with the dark streamline finish and embossed branding would make anyone be it male or female feel proud to carry.

Last sociological researches have shown that 34 % buy cosmetics through the Internet which became the significant channel of sales for a category of the goods for  health and beauty all over the world. Research was spent worldwide and has shown that 80 % of consumers regularly get means for a personal care. In America buy the cosmetic goods of 87 % interrogated. From them the prevailing majority are women (99 %), but men (75 % of the interrogated men regularly buy means on a personal care) do not lag behind also. Least  inhabitants of the Scandinavian countries care of beauty and a well-groomed kind. So, consumption of cosmetic means in Norway makes 57 %. the advertised product of this or that cosmetics is more often bought referring to responses of friends and assurance of advertisers. The prevailing majority (58 %) has got used to trust advertising slogans. Thus 50 % have expressed that bought cosmetics under the influence of articles on the Internet or magazines. 60 % of the interrogated women have noticed that it is very difficult to them to be switched from “favourite” mark of a cream or tonic to any new.