ColourPop Cosmetics is beginning its spooky-themed collaborations of the Halloween season with limited-edition make-up impressed by “Stranger Issues,” launching on Thursday. This six-piece assortment contains lip gloss, eye shadow, liquid highlighter and cream blush, all impressed by the Netflix present.
The most recent partnership attracts inspiration from the debut season of “Stranger Issues.”
ColourPop x Stranger Issues
The gathering options quite a lot of color-shifting merchandise. The Monster chrome liquid eye shadow duo, impressed by the Demogorgon, is designed to be ultra-reflective, shifting colour as gentle hits it. The pH Altering Prompt Crush cream blush is designed to remodel from a impartial tone to a delicate pink because it hits the pores and skin. The Liquid Lite Glow Drops additionally purpose for a brilliant luminous end, providing customers an extra-dimensional spotlight impact.
The Chapter One eye shadow palette options 16 shades: the highest two rows showcase brighter hues impressed by Hawkins, Ind., whereas the underside two rows supply shades of blue and glitter hues impressed by the Upside Down.
Paying homage to Millie Bobby Brown’s character, Eleven, and her love for Eggos, the gathering additionally features a waffle-scented lip masks made with squalane, shea butter and vitamin E. There may be additionally a trio of shimmering Discuss to Me lip glosses. Costs vary from $12 to $28.
ColourPop x Stranger Issues
The entire ColourPop and “Stranger Issues” assortment can be out there for $99. Merchandise launch on colourpop.com on Thursday at 10 a.m. PT and at Ulta Magnificence shops on Friday.
ColourPop’s limited-edition collaborations, for which they’re well-known, typically promote out rapidly. Beforehand, the make-up firm has collaborated with franchises like “The Mandalorian,” “Twilight” and Pokémon.
ColourPop x Stranger Issues
Through the years, “Stranger Issues” has launched a rating of collaborations with manufacturers like Moon Boot, Balmain, Nike, Quiksilver, MAC Cosmetics and extra. There was a “Stranger Issues” pop-up retailer in cities throughout the U.S., and even overseas in Milan and São Paulo, that includes the whole lot from clothes and accessories to ornamental gadgets.