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NYX Cosmetics Is Shutting Down All Of Its Canadian Locations

Another retail space says goodbye.
NYX Cosmetics Is Shutting Down All Of Its Canadian Locations
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The Canadian retail sector is going to have a little less beauty, as NYX Cosmetics announced they would be shutting down all of their stores across the country.

Retail Insider reports that the brand has already shuttered several of its spaces since entering the market in 2015.

Currently, there are 10 Canadian locations left in Ottawa, London, Vancouver, and the Greater Toronto Area.

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10 Locations left in Canada

The first NYX store opened at Square One in Mississauga, followed by a second on Queen Street West in Toronto.

Other locations followed in Ontario, as well as one in the West Edmonton Mall and another located on Vancouver's Robson Street. 

The company was bought by L'Oréal in 2014 and expanded into other retailers such as Shoppers Drug Mart and Rexall.

NYX is just one of the latest companies to close down stores in Canada.

In October, The Gap announced that it would be scaling back its mall locations across the country.

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