Trixie Mattel Drops New Beauty Products Called Trixie Tools

The multi-hyphenate Trixie Mattel is a true businesswoman.

Aside from her thriving music career, multiple international tours, Queen of the Universe judging gig, and the launching of Trixie Motel, the All Stars 3 winner is now expanding her Trixie Cosmetics company by launching new beauty products that aren’t just makeup.

On Monday, August 15, Trixie announced that her cosmetics company will now also be selling beauty tools. These four new products include the “Lil’ Heart to Handle Beauty Scissors,” “#LiveLashLove Lash Curler,” “Heart Tweezers & Pouch,” and “Heart Sponge & Case.”

These new Trixie Cosmetics tools are being advertised as “real tools, toy packaging.” You can check them out in the Instagram post below.

Each of these four products from Trixie Cosmetics costs $12, so fans can buy all four items for $48. Trixie also announced that the company is currently restocking its “Bottle Blonde Palette,” the “Trixie x Juno Scarf Set,” the “Juno Lifesize Lashes,” and all brushes sold on the website.

Recently, Trixie collaborated with Kim Chi for a “BFF4EVR” collection from KimChi Chic Beauty. Which included the MVPallette, a dual highlighter palette and dual blush pallette (because besties, get it?), as well as a variety of matte and liquid lipsticks. And of course, a fan.

Courtesy of Kim Chi Cosmetics

Even though Trixie competed on season seven of Drag Race and Kim on season eight, the two queens have been the best of friends before even appearing on television.

In order to properly announce these new Trixie Cosmetics products, the self-described “Skinny Legend” also dropped a YouTube video on her channel to show each tool and provide further details. The items are pretty self-explanatory, but the packaging from Trixie Cosmetic truly makes them cuter, draggier, and so much gayer.

Trixie has been truly unstoppable in the last few years – and she is showing no signs of slowing down anytime soon!

@trixiemattel/Youtube

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