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The Drugstore Anti-Aging Product With a 17,000 Person Waitlist Is Finally Here
4 monthes ago - By Health
The popular anti-aging product that was previously only sold at a British drugstore chain is now finally available at Walgreens in the US.
We look across the pond for a lot of things-what Kate's wearing today , anytime Meghan steps out , and to listen in on Eugenie's wedding drama. But beyond royal-mania, we like to keep an eye on England to see what trends are about to take off.
Today, we've got a biggie. Ahead of its UK launch, No7 Laboratories Line Correcting Booster Serum , racked up a waitlist of 17,000 people-that's more than even the notoriously waitlist-y Everlane work pant which...
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