Kim Kardashian launches skincare brand with Coty

By Danica Lo

June 01, 2022
 

Ever since Kim Kardashian shut down her cosmetics company KKW Beauty for a post-divorce surname-shedding rebrand in 2021, fans have eagerly awaited the reality television star’s return to the beauty industry. Kardashian today announced the imminent launch of SKKN BY KIM, a skincare collection developed in collaboration with Coty, and scheduled to go on sale via direct-to-consumer channels on June 21.

The nine-piece collection includes a foaming cleanser, toner, a mechanical and enzymatic exfoliator, two serums—hyaluronic acid and vitamin C8—face cream, eye cream, vitamin C oil drops, and a night oil. The products are priced from $43 to $95 and housed in refillable containers, with available refills sold in eco-friendly packaging.

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[Photo: Mario Sorrenti/SKKN BY KIM]

Kardashian, whose entrepreneurial ventures range from Skims shapewear to mobile games, has long waged a public battle with psoriasis, a skin condition that can lead to the formation of itchy, scaly patches on the face and body. She says her interest in skincare innovations was inspired by her own journey.

“What began as a psoriasis diagnosis became the catalyst for my journey of skincare discoveries, inspiring me to learn more about my skin and how to care for it,” Kardashian said in a statement. “Working with some of the top dermatologists and estheticians over the years has given me the incredible opportunity to learn from their expertise—and I knew I had to share my learnings.”

With an ecommerce site already live and taking names, Kardashian’s latest beauty launch adheres to the tried-and-true roadmap that’s worked well for many of her family’s internet-breaking endeavors. When her sister Kylie Jenner launched her highly-anticipated lip kits in November 2015, they sold out within seconds. In the summer of 2017, when Kardashian launched her inaugural cosmetics products, the KKW contour and highlighter kits, they were wiped out of stock in under three hours. And in 2019, Skims completely sold out within minutes of launch, earning Kardashian a cool $2 million in record time.

 

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