Gwen Stefani arrives in everyone’s beauty case with her make-up line

Yes, you read that correctly. Also Gwen Stefaniafter the recent announcement by Scarlett Johansson that she is making her debut in the skincare market, it launches in a beauty project, specifically make-up. And, frankly, from her who always sports stratospheric makeup and looks, we expected it.

What do we know about Gwen Stefani’s make-up line

The line name is GXVE and it refers to the way the pop star spells her name, that is with a capital G while the X stands for a kiss (if you’re wondering how to pronounce it it’s just “give”). What do we know about this launch? First of all it stems from the love for make-up that has always characterized the former leader of No Doubt who, on his curriculum, boasts in the past, before becoming famous, experiences as a make-up artist in several California department stores. . Let’s not forget, then, that in addition to having launched a line of perfumes in 2007, over time Gwen has been brand ambassador for L’Oréal, Revlon and Urban Decay.

The collection will contain a variety of beauty products inspired by the celebrities beauty signature by Gwen Stefani who in turn looks to the old Hollywood beauty: red lips, doe eyeliner and defined brows that have characterized the look of the singer since the 90s.

50 shades of red

Taking its cue from its unmistakable beauty look, the new line will include eight products: a skin care primer, an eyeshadow palette in four color options, a pencil eyeliner in black and blue, two eyebrow pencils in various shades. . Could not miss the cherry red lipstick, right trademark by Stefani, which will be available in a bright red in the matte and satin version, but also as liquid and longwear.

All the pack, recyclable, are in black and white with golden details to also emphasize the singer’s great fashion sense. The GXVE formulas will be vegan and cruelty-free: the line will be available from March 3 on sephora.com while, from March 10, the line will also be available in Sephora physical stores.

“Make-up has always given me a pleasant feeling and that’s why I want to share my experience with people.” After all, we know that the singer has always made up herself since the beginning of her career, stating that for her it is a sort of ritual before going on stage.

And given the results, we can’t wait to have her cosmetics in our hands. In the gallery, however, the other celebs who have focused on the make-up sector.

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