Did Lindsay Lohan Steal Her Sunless Tanning Secret?
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Fans of
Sevin Nyne, Lindsay Lohan’s
“breakthrough” new tanning mist that was released to national
acclaim at Sephora a few months back, might be interested to know
that the revolutionary formula that Ms. Lohan and her
co-conspirator in bronzing, Lorit Simon, claim to have created was
in fact stolen. Or at least that’s what St. Petersburg, Florida,
chemist Jennifer Sunday is alleging in a lawsuit she filed in a
Tampa federal court. According to an article in the
St.
Petersburg Times, Simon signed a confidentiality agreement
in January with Sunday’s company, White Wave International Labs,
while the two parties negotiated over samples of the tanning mist.
But before they were able to agree on a price, Sevin Nyne curiously
hit the market. The formula in question uses natural ingredients
including goji berry, caramel, chardonnay extracts, and a
sugar-coconut base, which gives the product its appeal in a market
filled with synthetic competitors. Perhaps Lohan’s first foray into
the beauty world, which she named after her lucky numbers, will
prove not so lucky after all. Thoughts on the allegations and the
product itself?
Previously:
La Lohan Gets the Bronze
Photo: Courtesy of Sephora
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