Huda Beauty’s Limited-Edition Kalamantina Lip Oil Is Already Gone Forever
Fans are begging for a restock of the collaboration with Saint Levant.
Teaming up with artist Saint Levant, Huda Beauty released a Faux Filler Lip Oil inspired by the Palestinian kalamantina fruit. After the limited-edition launch generated tons of buzz online, the lip oil has officially sold out — and fans have been desperate for a restock.
For the release, Huda Beauty tapped Saint Levant to be the face of the campaign. Referencing the artist’s Palestinian background along with the country’s rich heritage and agricultural landscape, a portion of the sales from the Faux Filler Kalamanita Jelly Oil will be donated to organizations preserving Palestinian agriculture.
For the visual campaign, the brand’s founder Huda Kattan, along with Saint Levant, posed with an orange car overflowing with kalamantinas — which serves as a symbol of the fruit’s historical association with Palestine. In a time where Palestinian food security has been threatened, Saint Levant cites the collab as the duo’s way to raise awareness and support.
The now sold-out oil provides the same glassy finish as the original Faux Filler Lip Oil, only with a citrusy mandarin orange scent and a sheer coral tint. Formulated with peptides and squalane, the lip product promises to deliver hydration and instant softness. Although the limited-edition drop is no longer available to shop on the brand’s website, fans are hoping the shade will be available again soon.
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