Westmoreland Cosmetics Launches in the UK
Celebrity nail artist Harriet Westmoreland has debuted her own brand, Westmoreland Cosmetics, bringing her signature clean, glossy manicure aesthetic to a dedicated polish line. The first drop, Vanilla Gloss, lands on 28 September with five tonal nudes designed to flatter a wide range of skin tones. Each shade is offered in two formats, professional-style Glass Gel polishes that cure under UV, and everyday Glass Polishes that remove with standard remover, giving both pros and polish lovers the same translucent, skin-centric colour story.
Staying true to Westmoreland’s less-is-more approach, the formulas are intentionally sheer and buildable for that milky, light-catching finish. She has reworked the gel texture to feel crisper and glossier on the nail, moving away from the rubbery feel common to some gels. Prices are set at £25 for Glass Gel and £15 for Glass Polish, with the initial palette spanning gentle rose, peachy nude, cool mocha and deeper chestnut tones that can be worn alone or layered.
Co-founded with hairdresser Olivia Corish, the launch formalises the custom blends Westmoreland has long mixed for clients, distilling her salon craft into an edited, year-round wardrobe of neutrals. With Vanilla Gloss leading the way, Westmoreland Cosmetics arrives as a polished blueprint for understated luxury nails in the UK.
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