Kylie Jenner is everywhere, in terms of her brand and merch, this holiday season. Her Kylie Cosmetics 2016 Holiday Edition Collection is selling out and is one of her most massive sets to date. Her Kylie shop, which she has been teasing on Instagram as featuring merch like tees, socks, and cell phone cases, is super anticipated and launches Dec. 10. One of the Kylie Jenner x SinfulColors limited edition nail polish collections has returned for an encore, as well. Remember, Jenner launched several expansive capsules with the on trend and budget brand in 2016, with the Denim & Bling series being the wrap up. She also created the #IAmMoreThan Charity Nail Polish Set this year. Where can you buy the reprise of the Kylie x SinfulColors charity collection?
Kylie x SinfulColors #IAmMoreThan Charity Set is available for $69.99 exclusively via Star Shop through Dec. 31. SinfulColors is known for long-wearing formula, trendiness, and insane affordability, with most hues costing less than $3.
This, however, is a premium polish set and each of the three shades is infused with sapphire flakes, not to mention that the range benefits a good cause. The collection also comes in custom-designed, crown packaging, because #KingKylie. Bustle reached out to SinfulColors for more details about the collection and how the sapphire flakes work.
Update: According to SinfulColors reps, "The sapphire flakes add a Blue Prismatic Effect to the polishes."
Any fan of Jenner would love to find this set under the Christmas tree this season.
And what about the charity element? Well, a portion of the proceeds will be donated to STOMP Out Bullying, which seeks to prevent bullying and cyberbullying, and the L.A. LGBT Center.
There's the bright blue and shimmery Kompassionate.
There's also the blue shimmer x champagne Korageous.
Also, there's the steely gray with sapphire shimmer Konfident.
The bottles have blingy caps, with the "K" charm.
If you are a huge Kylie Jenner fan and a nail polish addict, then this is the branded item you want to get. You can rock stylin' nails with packaging that can be repurposed. Plus, you are passively doing good, due to the charity element.
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