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The Kylie Baby report comes on the heels of her announcement this week that Jenner would be launching Kylie Skin next week, on May 22, with six core products suitable for every skin type.
“Skincare and makeup go hand in hand and Kylie Skin was something I dreamt up soon after Kylie Cosmetics. I’ve been working on this for what feels like a lifetime so I can’t believe I’m finally announcing!” she said on Instagram.
Jenner continued, “Building my makeup line from the ground-up has taught me a lot and I’m so blessed with that knowledge to apply to my brand new company! Birthing a whole new team, manufacturing, fulfillment etc. separate from my cosmetics line was challenging but here we are! I got the best of the best for you guys!”
Soon after announcing her new project, the reality star and businesswoman revealed the six products (all under $30!) coming in Kylie Skin’s initial launch: Foaming Face Wash, Walnut Face Scrub, Vanilla Milk Toner, Face Moisturizer, Vitamin C Serum and Eye Cream.
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The mother of one has previously paid much attention to detail when it comes to her daughter’s living space. In February, Jenner’s interior designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard spoke with PEOPLE about how she adjusted her home-design plans once she learned she was expecting with boyfriend Travis Scott in 2017.
“We reworked some of the design for the baby, of course,” he said. “We had to make a proper nursery and change another room for a playroom, and just make the house somehow kid-friendly but still maintain the power and strength of the design Kylie wanted.”
“We make sure that everything is comfortable and inviting. Nothing is too precious that you can’t stand on it or dance on it. It’s a home that’s made for living,” Bullard added. “We used a lot of fabrics that are outdoor fabrics so the baby can play on the furniture and not ruin the fabric. We made it a very modern home in that sense.”
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