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HipDot has just released a cosmetic collaboration for all the Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups fans out there. Joining Hersey’s Reese’s, this makeup release is entirely themed off of the iconic candy.
“Reese’s candy has satisfied millions of taste buds for so long, and when the opportunity came along to offer fans a new way to tap their other senses, it was too sweet of a deal to pass up,” comments Jeff Sellinger, CEO of HipDot Cosmetics. “We’re excited to be working with this legendary household brand.”
Arriving in the form of the White Chocolate Cup Palette, Milk Chocolate Cup Palette, Peanut Butter Lips Duo Balm (peanut-free), and Double Ended Brush Duo, each item maintains Reese’s signature color palette of orange, brown, and yellow as well additional shades named Candy, Peanut Butter, Tasty, Sweet, Perfect, Milk Chocolate.
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Hershey’s is coming out with their first mass organic option and some plant-based products are in the works.
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“We’re continuing to expand our product line so there is a Reese’s cup for nearly everyone,” Eric Newton, brand manager for Reese’s Organic, said in the announcement. “When consumers go down the candy aisle or shop online, we want everyone to have an option to choose from, and we aren’t settling until everyone can enjoy a Reese’s product.”
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