Huda Beauty teases two exciting new launches causing a stir on social media
Huda Kattan founded her namesake beauty brand Huda Beauty in 2013, which has grown over the years.
Speaking of, Huda Beauty is set to expand its beauty collection once again in the form of two lip products, Lip Contour Stain and Faux Filler Jelly Oil, which will launch on 23rd June.
The Lip Contour Stain is easy to use, longlasting, and a fuss-free lip product you can apply as a lip liner or lipstick that will be foolproof for the sweaty summer months.
The Lip Contour Stain promises to be kiss, smudge and transfer-proof for up to 12 hours, which means no more lipstick running on the chain after commuting in a heatwave. What is unique is the dual-sided square tip appears like a felt pen rather than a detachable applicator for easy use.
The ultra pigmented Lip Contour Stain has been formulated with Argan Oil to nourish the lips despite offering a matte finish. The fitted dual-sided felt tip liner makes it easy to apply; use on the square edge for more coverage or on the edge for a finer contour. Available in eight shades, including Baby Pink, Rosewood, Toasty Brown, Soft Nude, Cinnamon, Warm Brown, Cherry Red and Rich Brown. BUY FOR £22
The stain, which we think will rival Billie Eilish's Sacheu Lip Stain, boasts a strong pigment and will be available in eight new shades, whether you are opting for a neutral matte hue or vibrant pink tone.
Unlike other longlasting lip stains this creation will not dry the lips because it has been infused with argan oil, which is a super nourishing and hydrating ingredient. https://www.instagram.com/p/DKuwI_Izuzj/?hl=en
The second product set to hit the shelves is the Faux Filler Jelly Oil. Fans of the brand may already be familiar with the Faux Filler lip range, but the Jelly Oil is different. The Jelly Oil is set to be more like a nourishing, hydrating and softening lip oil rather than a high-shine lip gloss – and yes, there is a difference. More Trending
The Jelly Oil is enriched with peptides that hydrate, smooth and boost collagen for a plumper pout, while shea butter and vegan squalane provide an extra boost of hydration to the lips.
Enriched shea butter, vegan squalane, and peptides, this nourishing lip oil works to soothe, hydrate and condition the lips. Available in three colours, including Pink Lady, a sheer light pink, a brighter pink tone Guava, and Peach (clue is in the name). BUY FOR £21
While the upcoming drop can be worn separately, Huda recommends layering the two together.
Speaking about her new releases, Huda shared: 'These lip oils are so juicy and full of delicious ingredients to soften your lips. I can't get over how good they smell! We created the Lip Stain and Lip Oil to wear together – just layer over for a beautiful jelly-stained lip. I am obsessed!'
So, bookmark the June 23 and get ready to shop the Lip Contour Stain for £22 or the Jelly Oil for £21 – you won't regret it.
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