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7/14/10 at 1:45pm

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Hi ladies!

Im desperatly looking for these two brands!

Does anybody know some stores ( not online) in Europe or Netherlands? Maybe Germany?

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7/20/10 at 9:26am

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anybody?

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7/20/10 at 11:35am

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OK I buy mine on ebay as they are much cheaper from the US ebay compared to £9.50 for Essie in the UK. China Glaze never seen the brand for sale in the UK outside online or ebay. I can get two bottles of Essie plus shipping for the price I would pay in the UK.

Now there is a problem, many sellers will not ship to Germany. Something to do with your customs I believe only allowing cosmetics into Germany if in original packaging. But since you are not in Germany cannot see a reason they won't ship to you.

Lookfantastic.com will ship to Europe and sell Essie

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7/20/10 at 2:11pm

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Ooh really a shame they don't sell it to European countries anymore, especially not in Germany where i was kinda hoping to find them

thanks alot for the site they have a lot! *drool*

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We have both China Glaze and Essie here in Norway, and I believe they have both in Sweden and Denmark too. So we do have them in north of Europe at least.