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Beauty 360 Opens In Connecticut, Commuters Rejoice

May 19, 2009 4:27 pm

New Yorkers eager to peruse the prestige offerings at CVS Pharmacy’s Beauty 360 annex no longer have to train it down to Washington, D.C., for the enhanced drugstore experience. (Fess up: Did anybody actually do that?) The concept store’s newest location in Ridgefield, Connecticut—just an hour and change northeast of Gotham—opened yesterday with a celebration hosted by actress and Ahava spokesperson Kristin Davis. The ribbon-cutting also marked the addition of ten new brands, including Vincent Longo, Mario Badescu, and Neil George, to the satellite store’s already impressive roster of makeup, skin, and hair care collections. All this to help you get your beauty fix while you stock up on household items and wait for that prescription to be filled. More almost-convenient-but-still-kind-of-remote locations are to come soon, apparently, so to all of our Midwestern sisters, keep your fingers crossed.