Olive & June has officially launched at Walmart.
, in fact."When we were thinking about how to bring beautiful nails to everyone — which is our mission — that mission has always included at some point, expanding our retail reach," Olive & June's founder and CEO, Sarah Gibson Tuttle tells Refinery29 in an interview. "We are very intentional with our pricing and try our best to really price our products as inexpensively as we can.
What's more, Olive & June is making its Walmart debut with an assortment of over 50 products, including its biggest IRL selection of press-on nails. The curated polish options includes past and present fan-fave shades, such as
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