The L.A.-based beauty brand HipDot is no stranger to makeup meets food collaborations: They've partnered with Peeps, Reeses, Tapatio, and, earlier this month, Cup Noodles. But this week, the brand announced a new partner that sounds like an absolute coup: the first-ever official Girl Scout Cookies cosmetics line.
The limited edition HipDot x Girl Scouts makeup collection features "two deliciously scented eyeshadow palettes, three creamy lipsticks, two custom-designed eye brushes, and a collector's box for Girl Scout Cookie enthusiasts and beauty lovers alike" — plus a chance to show off your cookie obsession even when it isn't Girl Scout Cookie season.
Specifically, cookie fans can purchase the following products (with descriptions provided by HipDot):
The Thin Mints Palette ($16) has "the perfect tones of nudes, browns, and taupes to create a natural glow inspired by the top-selling Girl Scout Cookie. All shades are blendable mattes, satins, and shimmers for the perfect eye look and are deliciously-scented with hints of mint and chocolate."
The Coconut Caramel Palette ($16) has "the perfect tones of purples, black and gray inspired by coconut caramel Girl Scout Cookies. All shades are blendable matte, satins, and shimmers and are deliciously-scented with hints of coconut and caramel."
The Lemon, Coconut Caramel, and Thin Mints Lipsticks trio ($20/set) is "inspired by Girl Scout Cookie scents and infused with coconut oil, argan oil, and vitamin E for a long-lasting, nourishing feel. All lipsticks were formulated to be creamy and weightless for a smooth glide with a one-time application. This deliciously scented lip trio has hints of coconut caramel, lemon and mint chocolate."
The Custom Brush Set ($16) includes "a Toast-Yay! themed oval shadow brush, and a S'mores themed crease shadow brush."
Finally, the Collectors Box ($84) contains all of the above.
"Girl Scouts closely aligns with us in terms of the values and message we look to put out as a brand, so joining forces for this out of the (cookie) box collaboration made so much sense," HipDot CEO Jeff Sellinger stated in the announcement. "Whether you were a Girl Scout yourself or are a fan of the delicious cookies, we hope this collection helps inspire the same courage, confidence, and character that goes along with what Girl Scouts stands for."
Meanwhile, Brian Crawford, the Girl Scouts' vice president of licensing, said the organization was "thrilled to see our cookie colors allow for self-expression and inspiration."
All the items are now available at Hipdot.com and Ulta.com, except for the Collectors Box which is only being sold on the HipDot site.
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