Who says you have to grow up? Now you don’t have to. Make up counters are adopting this principal by adding adolescent characters to their products.
Has Too Faced found their first muse? Yes, they have. And she is bright blue. Known for their witty packaging, Too Faced Cosmetics has launched a line featuring a familiar character, Smurfette. The fun childlike products include eyeliner, eye shadow, face power, and of course, lip gloss. Obviously, it has to come in shades pink and lavender, and naturally, shocking Smurf blue.
In addition, other brands are joining the whimsical youth movement. After retiring the Fafi artwork, MAC has launched a collection dedicated to all little girls favorite cartoon, Hello Kitty. In such youthful and clean shades, who can resist?
All of these products are a limited collection, so looks like we will have to grow up, eventually.
Cartoon Inspired Makeup
From The Smurfettes of Too Faced to Hello Kitty with MAC
Trend Themes
1. Cartoon-inspired Makeup - The trend of incorporating cartoon characters into makeup products presents opportunities for brands to target a youthful and nostalgic consumer base.
2. Limited Edition Collections - The popularity of limited edition makeup collections featuring cartoon characters allows brands to create a sense of urgency and exclusivity among consumers.
3. Youthful Packaging Design - The use of playful and colorful packaging in cartoon-inspired makeup lines opens up opportunities for brands to attract younger consumers who are drawn to whimsical aesthetics.
Industry Implications
1. Cosmetics - The cosmetics industry can capitalize on the trend of cartoon-inspired makeup by creating collaborations with popular cartoon characters to attract a wider range of consumers.
2. Fashion - The fashion industry can explore partnerships with makeup brands to create cohesive cartoon-inspired collections, offering consumers a complete head-to-toe themed experience.
3. Entertainment - The entertainment industry can leverage the popularity of cartoon-inspired makeup by creating collaborations with makeup brands to promote upcoming animated films or TV shows.