Candy manufacturer Reese's is teaming up with makeup company HipDot to offer a limited-edition collection makeup line.
The beauty products include eye shadow palettes in "milk chocolate" and "white chocolate" with six shades in each, two lip balms, and two makeup brushes.
Reese's is the latest addition to a list of food brands that are venturing into beauty products.
Peeps recently teamed up with HipDot for a bright collection of eye shadows and makeup sponges, while Chipotle collaborated with e.l.f. Cosmetics to launch an eyeshadow palette, "Make it Hot" lip gloss, a sponge set, and a makeup bag.
Jeff Sellinger, CEO of HipDot Cosmetics, said it was too sweet of a deal to pass up when they learned of the opportunity to collaborate with Reese's, which has satisfied millions of taste buds for so long.
The Reese's makeup collection is now for sale on Hersheyland.com, Ulta.com, HipDot.com, and Hershey's Chocolate World locations.


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