Ulta Beauty Just Dropped A New 'Harry Potter' Makeup Collection Inspired by Each House
with the famed wizarding series. Wizarding World, the official home of Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts, announced the thrilling news earlier today."The range includes cosmetics, nail and skincare products, along with bath and body accessories, everything you need for a Hogwarts-inspired look," the brand shared on Instagram."Available online now for US fans and in Ulta stores from July 26th.
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