If you’re a makeup fanatic—or just a fan of the Kardashian-Jenner clan—you might have heard that Kylie Jenner made a big, new announcement last week: her cosmetics brand, Kylie Cosmetics, is releasing lip kits.

Yep, you heard that right and, no, it’s not 2015 and you’re not having deja vu. The lip kits are getting a revamp as Jenner’s cosmetics company is going back to basics with the first product they ever launched.

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According to Jenner’s Instagram post, the new lip kits are going to be smudge-resistant, vegan, lightweight, and able to offer eight hours of wear. Plus, the packaging is revamped, now in a light pink color to match the products in Kylie Skin, Jenner’s skincare line that was unveiled in 2019.

The exact release date of the new lip kits is still under wraps, so if you’re looking forward to trying it out yourself, you’ll have to keep an eye out in order to stay up to date. After all, when Jenner launched her first lip kits in 2015, they did sell out in less than a minute.

Will Jenner be able to replicate the same success that the lip kits first did, six years after the fact? Only time will tell, but one thing is clear: she’ll definitely try to.

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K-beauty became popular around the planet a few years ago thanks to social media and our desire to always try something new. This happened mostly because of the effective ingredients that help achieve our skincare goals. Among those ingredients are some really weird ones. Here are three that caught our attention.

Gold

If you’ve been missing something extra in your beauty routine, perhaps you need a product with real gold. 24-karat gold skincare items sound like they might be very expensive, but that’s usually not the case. This is a small luxury that nearly anyone can afford.

Snail Slime

Some of the most effective k-beauty products have snail slime on their ingredients lists. Sounds gross? One try will convince you that it’s worth it. Products that contain it have shown great effects when it comes to removing wrinkles and slowing down the aging process, as well as hydrating the skin.

Bee Venom

Honey is apparently not the only great thing that comes from bees. We never expected this, but it seems that bee venom found its place in the cosmetic industry. It should stimulate your skin to produce more collagen and elastin on its own, which sounds pretty amazing.

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The days of store-bought skincare cosmetics may be behind us. The options that are offered today are more innovative than ever, and we could very well be done with shopping from the shelves.

As Theresa Yee, senior beauty editor at trend forecasting agency WGSN, explains: “Consumers are rejecting the one-size-fits-all approach. Women want products that work and deliver results for their skin type and concerns.”

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According to Yee, the reason behind this is the growing “me” culture. Everybody wants to have something special, made just for them, and the manufacturers are responding. But there are practical reasons to have custom-made skincare, too.

“When there are way too many ingredients in one product, the concentration of any one ingredient is so small it hardly contributes to the solution,” explains Chitra Desikan, founder of Subtle Green, the Canadian eco-beauty label. “With individually crafted skin­care, people can target their skin’s needs and ensure that they are getting highly focused solutions that work for them.”

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If you’re a makeup fanatic—or just a fan of the Kardashian-Jenner clan—you might have heard that Kylie Jenner made a big, new announcement last week: her cosmetics brand, Kylie Cosmetics, is releasing lip kits.

Yep, you heard that right and, no, it’s not 2015 and you’re not having deja vu. The lip kits are getting a revamp as Jenner’s cosmetics company is going back to basics with the first product they ever launched.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Kylie (@kyliejenner)

According to Jenner’s Instagram post, the new lip kits are going to be smudge-resistant, vegan, lightweight, and able to offer eight hours of wear. Plus, the packaging is revamped, now in a light pink color to match the products in Kylie Skin, Jenner’s skincare line that was unveiled in 2019.

The exact release date of the new lip kits is still under wraps, so if you’re looking forward to trying it out yourself, you’ll have to keep an eye out in order to stay up to date. After all, when Jenner launched her first lip kits in 2015, they did sell out in less than a minute.

Will Jenner be able to replicate the same success that the lip kits first did, six years after the fact? Only time will tell, but one thing is clear: she’ll definitely try to.

The post Kylie Jenner is Releasing Lip Kits… Again? appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

K-beauty became popular around the planet a few years ago thanks to social media and our desire to always try something new. This happened mostly because of the effective ingredients that help achieve our skincare goals. Among those ingredients are some really weird ones. Here are three that caught our attention.

Gold

If you’ve been missing something extra in your beauty routine, perhaps you need a product with real gold. 24-karat gold skincare items sound like they might be very expensive, but that’s usually not the case. This is a small luxury that nearly anyone can afford.

Snail Slime

Some of the most effective k-beauty products have snail slime on their ingredients lists. Sounds gross? One try will convince you that it’s worth it. Products that contain it have shown great effects when it comes to removing wrinkles and slowing down the aging process, as well as hydrating the skin.

Bee Venom

Honey is apparently not the only great thing that comes from bees. We never expected this, but it seems that bee venom found its place in the cosmetic industry. It should stimulate your skin to produce more collagen and elastin on its own, which sounds pretty amazing.

The post 3 Odd but Trendy Korean Beauty Ingredients You Should Try appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

The days of store-bought skincare cosmetics may be behind us. The options that are offered today are more innovative than ever, and we could very well be done with shopping from the shelves.

As Theresa Yee, senior beauty editor at trend forecasting agency WGSN, explains: “Consumers are rejecting the one-size-fits-all approach. Women want products that work and deliver results for their skin type and concerns.”

https://www.instagram.com/p/BhjqJVIBafd/?tagged=facemask

According to Yee, the reason behind this is the growing “me” culture. Everybody wants to have something special, made just for them, and the manufacturers are responding. But there are practical reasons to have custom-made skincare, too.

“When there are way too many ingredients in one product, the concentration of any one ingredient is so small it hardly contributes to the solution,” explains Chitra Desikan, founder of Subtle Green, the Canadian eco-beauty label. “With individually crafted skin­care, people can target their skin’s needs and ensure that they are getting highly focused solutions that work for them.”

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