Nicole Scherzinger markets new brand of nail art

Zimbabwe Star (ANI) Tuesday 7th February, 2012

Nicole Scherzinger has become the latest celebrity to enter the beauty market by endorsing a line of nail covers.

The former girlfriend of F1 driver Lewis Hamilton has put her name to imPRESS nails, a new line of press-on false nails by Kiss Products' Broadway Nails due for counters in March, the Telegraph reported.

As their name implies, these finishes (the 36 effects include crackle, metallic and plain gloss) need no glue or wrap application, they can just be pressed on to nails and filed into the shape desired.

Scherzinger, an ex-Pussycat Doll, was recently removed from her role as a judge on X Factor USA along with Paula Abdul and host Steve Jones. (ANI)

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