Beauty brand House of Makeup expands portfolio with launch of Hot Glossip
Direct-to-consumer beauty brand House of Makeup has expanded its product portfolio with the launch of a new lip gloss range 'Hot Glossip'.
The Hot Glossip range is available in five shades namely Pinky Swear, What's the Tea, Juicy Secrets, Berry Discreet, and Naked Truth.
The brand claims that its new lip gloss range has been created using potent ingredients like hyaluronic acid, vitamin E, and natural oils.
Commenting on the launch, Harlin Sachdeva, founder CEO of House of Makeup in a statement said, 'We wanted to create a gloss that doesn't stick and feels comfortable on lips. Most gloss products in the market don't address pigmented or double-toned Indian lips. Hot Glossip takes care of this with its pigment-rich formula that evenly coats lips. It's the perfect mix of juicy comfort and shine, giving your lips a glossy, hydrated look without the sticky mess.'
The Hot Glossip range priced at Rs 599 ($7) will be available for purchase on the brand's website and e-commerce platforms.
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