Random Celeb Beauty Lines You’ve Never Heard Of
We're more than familiar with these famous faces, but
who knew they had their own beauty lines? Click through to see the
surprising roster of celebrities pitching products.
It's pretty common knowledge
that Gisele Bündchen is a Victoria's Secret Angel, but did you know she
is also the founder of a skin care line? Sejaa Pure Skincare is a line
of masks and creams that uses all-natural ingredients and are
eco-friendly. The brand began in 2010, and according to Forbes, it has
been in talks with Shiseido on an acquisition deal.
Jessica Simpson’s Sweet Beauty Line
Dessert
Beauty is the one celebrity line in this roundup that didn't completely
surprise us (we were Newlyweds fanatics after all). The line of lip
glosses, creams and fragrances was made to be edible and lick-able. Must
have not been very tasty, though, since it was eventually discontinued.
In 2007 Kate Hudson announced
she would be partnering with David Babaii for WildAid to create an
eco-friendly hair care line. We were actually kind of excited - who
doesn't want hair like hers? In 2008 the duo was sued for fraud and
misappropriation of trade secrets (they used volcanic ash in their
products), and today the line is discontinued.
We knew Katy Perry had a kitty-shaped fragrance but were quite
surprised to know she released a line of fake eyelashes with Eylure last
year. Her line has four different types of falsies, with names like Oh
My and Cool Kitty, and they are sold in Ulta stores.
Although you may not know it by looking at it, this is an ad to
promote hair extensions. In 2007, Dream Catchers Hair Extensions created
a line of clip-in strands by Paris Hilton. By 2010, though, the brand
had sued the star for $35 million for wearing competitors' extensions.
By now, everyone knows Victoria Beckham has her own fashion line,
but it seems she also has a makeup line. In 2007, V-Sculpt launched in
Japan. Beckham explained the name in Elle, saying "In Japan, [some
women] are very self-conscious. They don't like that they feel they have
round faces. So I came up with this concept of sculpting. Basically, it
shows where to highlight and how to apply the makeup. It's all about
sculpting your face and getting that V."
Before she was in and out of court rooms, Lindsay
Lohan partnered up with Lorit Simon to create a sunless tanning line,
Sevin Nyne in 2007. Unfortunately the two were sued for stealing the
formula from a chemist. While Sephora (the original retailer) no longer
carries the brand, it can still be found in stores like Urban
Outfitters.
As if she didn’t have enough on her plate, in
2011 Rachel Zoe became brand ambassador of the lipstick line, Exude.
Aside from posing for pictures with the lip colors, she also designed
the white tubes. Rachel no longer appears to be affiliated with the
brand, but that could be because she’s positioning herself to launch her
own. Time will tell
Kimora Lee Simmons is the creative director and
president of JustFab, but it turns out she’s also the face and name
behind Shinto Clinical. Simmons partnered with dermatologist Eric
Schweiger to develop the 9-piece skin care line, which is sold in
Nordstrom. Who knew?
