Chipotle brings back viral avocado-inspired lip stain: Here's how to buy it
The metallic, avocado-inspired lip stain goes on green and then is to be wiped off to reveal a budge-proof, and obviously eat-proof, rose color underneath. The lip stain is available exclusively on the Wonderskin website, starting Tuesday, July 15.
Chipotle and Wonderskin, a cosmetics brand, first launched its "Lipotle" Wonder Blading Peel & Reveal Lip Stain Kit in July 2024 for National Avocado Day. The stain was Wonderskin's fastest to ever sell out, according to a news release, and the company received more than 10,000 emails and comments requesting a re-stock.
Here's what to know about "Lipotle" and how to get your hands on the viral shade.
Here's why: 'Sephora kids' trend prompts bill to ban kids from purchasing makeup (again).
"Lipotle" is a part of Wonderskin's masque collection, lip stains that are to be applied and then peeled off to reveal a shade underneath.
Customers should apply "Lipotle" and watch a metallic green foil tint dry on their lips within about 30 seconds. The tint can be left on for up to 60 seconds for a darker shade.
Wonderskin then recommends spraying the foil with its Wonder Blading Activator to "lock in the pigment." This activator is sold with the "Lipotle" Wonder Blading Peel & Reveal Lip Stain Kit.
Next, peel off the foil to reveal a nude-rose shade underneath that Wonderskin says lasts up to 10 hours.
The "Lipotle" lip stain is available for $29.
The "Lipotle" lip stain is available exclusively on the Wonderskin website, starting Tuesday, July 15.
National Avocado Day is Thursday, July 31.
Greta Cross is a national trending reporter at USA TODAY. Story idea? Email her at gcross@usatoday.com.
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