Kylie Jenner gave us a sneak peek at this collection a while ago, with the notification that the Kylie Cosmetics Leopard Collection was pushed back due to COVID. It was supposed to be the birthday collection launching in July/August but ended up being launched at the end of October. The collection is fully leopard-themed, which is pretty obvious, haha, and I bought a couple of products that I’m going to talk about in today’s blog post!
The Kylie Cosmetics Leopard Collection is a limited edition collection and once the products are gone, you won’t be able to get any of these products ever again, at least in this packaging, since Kylie Cosmetics tends to relaunch limited edition items as a permanent item.
Kylie Cosmetics Leopard Collection
The products I bought from this Kylie Cosmetics Leopard Collection are the Pressed Powder Palette ($38), 4-Piece High Gloss Set ($49), Hear Me Roar Kylighter ($28), and Born To Be Wild Eyeshadow Stick ($10).
Even though I love Kylie Cosmetics, I don’t think this is their best packaging ever. Especially with the packaging where there’s a picture of Kylie on. It gives me Tiger King Carole Baskins vibes lol. I do really love the imprint in the highlighter and the eyeshadow palette though!
The collection isn’t available anymore as Kylie Cosmetics got a complete revamp! To check out the new products, go to Kylie Cosmetics.
Hear Me Roar Kylighter
The Hear Me Roar Kylighter is my favorite product out of this collection, I have been using it almost every single day since it arrived and I love how it looks on my cheeks. It’s a buildable highlighter so it’s easy to go for a natural glowy look or build it up to a blinding highlight. It does look a little bit glittery on the cheeks, which isn’t normally my favorite type of highlighter, but since this color is so pretty I don’t really mind. I love this one!
Born To Be Wild Eyeshadow Stick
I feel like this shade is more pigmented and shimmery than the Eyeshadow Sticks in the Sailor Collection and that’s why I like this one more. The color is stunning, it’s pigmented in one swipe and has a gorgeous shimmer to it. The formula is creamy and applies easily to the lids as well. You can use the stick in combination with powder eyeshadow or on its own, both work very well and look good.
4 Piece High Gloss Set
As always, I love the High Gloss formula from Kylie Cosmetics. However, I’m not obsessed with the shades. Bad Kitty just doesn’t look good on me, since orangy shades aren’t my thing. The other three are cute, but I prefer putting a darker lip liner underneath them. The formula is as good as always though!
Pressed Powder Eyeshadow Palette
I really love the color scheme of this palette as well as the pigmentation. Kylie Cosmetics isn’t 100% consistent with their eyeshadow formula, so the quality changes a little bit and you never know if a palette is good or meh. I think this one is good, it is a bit more powdery, but the pigmentation is there with one swipe.
Not all the metallic shades are super shiny, I think Lucky Leo and Chrome Kitty are pretty glittery but Golden Speed and Exotic Babe are more satin-like. If you’re expecting bright, shiny metallic shadows then this is not your palette.
Overall, I’m satisfied with its performance, I like that it’s pigmented but still buildable and blendable. The shades are pretty and not patchy at all but are a tad powdery.
Makeup Look Using The Collection
Wearing the Pressed Eyeshadow Palette and Eyeshadow Stick, Kylighter and Bad Kitty High Gloss. Wearing the Pressed Eyeshadow Palette and Eyeshadow Stick, Kylighter and Bad Kitty High Gloss.
I would love to know your thoughts on the Kylie Cosmetics Leopard Collection! Did you buy anything and if so, what? If you didn’t, why not? Let’s chat in the comments!
I could just drool over the packaging of this collection! Leopard is one of my favorite prints. That eyeshadow palette is definitely the eye-catching item for me. It’s a fresh take on a nude palette. Your makeup look is beautiful! Well done!
xoxo Amanda | theaestheticedge.com