Lemme Launches Skin Glaze Gummies with Kylie Cosmetics

Two of the Kardashian/Jenner businesses are collabing.

Kourtney Kardashian Barker‘s Lemme is teaming up with Kylie Cosmetics to launch limited-edition Skin Glazed Gummies, $30, for the wellness brand’s first vitamin collaboration. The co-branded gummies will debut exclusively at Ulta Beauty Sunday, alongside Kylie Cosmetics’ new Pomegranate Lip Butter.

“This is the collab my skin has been waiting for,” said Kylie Jenner in a statement sent to WWD. “Kourtney and I wanted to create something that makes your daily beauty routine feel like a treat. The Skin Glaze Gummies give you that lit-from-within radiance, and paired with my new juicy Pomegranate Lip Butter, it’s the perfect duo for a fresh, hydrated look.”

In addition to its own pomegranate, strawberry and tarte cherry flavor mix, the Skin Glaze Gummies are formulated with a pro-retinol and pro-collagen vitamin complex and spermidine, otherwise known as the “youth molecule,” to support skin radiance, nail growth and hair shine.

Speaking with WWD, Lemme cofounder Simon Huck said this collaboration was born out of burgeoning interest in ingestible beauty taking off in Ulta now. “At Ulta, there’s that high intent beauty consumer, and they’re constantly looking for things like ingestible skin care that are going to help your skin by supporting from within,” said Huck. “We already have a beauty stock-keeping unit that has performed extremely well, but we wanted to double down specifically on skin. And that’s where Kylie Cosmetics came in.

“Kylie Cosmetics is just an absolute powerhouse and iconic, and Lemme is actually the number-one wellness brand at Ulta. It just felt like a perfect synergy for our consumer and our community there,” he added.

Lemme entered Ulta in 2023, five years after Kylie Cosmetics made its retail debut there. Since then, the supplement brand has added Target and Walmart to its retail footprint, while Kylie Cosmetics has debuted at Macy’s, Nordstrom and Sephora in the U.S., plus Harrods and Selfridges in the U.K., Douglas in Germany, Mecca Beauty in Australia, and Sephora and Tira in India.

When it comes to product launches, Lemme has been nonstop. Less than three weeks ago, the brand dropped its new body-toning supplement, Lemme Creatine, in tandem with a retro-inspired campaign featuring Kris Jenner.

According to Huck, consumers can expect even more innovations and internet-breaking brand moments in the months to come. “We look at our 2026 strategy in three kind of buckets and priorities. One is having these cultural surprise and delight moments, so just giving our communities things that they did not necessarily see on their bingo card,” he said.

“The second is retail exclusivity, so doing something special for our retailers, in this case, Ulta. And then the last piece is innovation. So using ingredients like the clinically studied spermidine at the clinically studied dosage,” Huck continued.

The executive was close-lipped when asked about the Lemme x Kylie Cosmetics campaign, the first to feature Jenner. However, he did tease that it being the most vintage the brand has ever done.