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Yahoo
14-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Chipotle brings back viral avocado-inspired lip stain: Here's how to buy it
Back by popular demand, Chipotle is re-launching its best-selling makeup product – yes, you read that right – the "Lipotle" lip stain. 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@ This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Chipotle brings back avocado-inspired lip stain 'Lipotle'
USA Today
14-07-2025
- Entertainment
- USA Today
Chipotle brings back viral avocado-inspired lip stain: Here's how to buy it
Chipotle has collaborated with cosmetics brand Wonderskin for the second year. Back by popular demand, Chipotle is re-launching its best-selling makeup product – yes, you read that right – the "Lipotle" lip stain. 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). What is the 'Lipotle' lip stain? "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. How much is the 'Lipotle' lip stain? The "Lipotle" lip stain is available for $29. Where to buy 'Lipotle' lip stain The "Lipotle" lip stain is available exclusively on the Wonderskin website, starting Tuesday, July 15. When is National Avocado Day 2025? National Avocado Day is Thursday, July 31. Greta Cross is a national trending reporter at USA TODAY. Story idea? Email her at gcross@
