Kylight Komplaint: Customers Receive Empty Highlight Compacts from Kylie Jenner's Cosmetic Company

What first started out as a booming line of lip glosses and liners, quickly spawned into a full fledged cosmetic line made up of highlighters, or (Kylighters), eyeliners, and eye shadows too. Kylie Jenner and her makeup line, Kylie Cosmetics have managed to dominate almost every area of a woman's makeup arsenal in under a year's time.

But with almost any budding brand comes its pitfalls. Recently, Kylie Cosmetics has been receiving a number of complaints and criticisms claiming that the company has been sending out empty "Kylight' palettes! These unsatisfied customers have even taken to social media to voice their disappointment, which of course can spell bad news for business.

I mean you can understand their point. It’s bad enough paying a delivery charge, but paying $8.95 to ship air?! That's just absurd.

SOOOOO I RECEIVED MY PACKAGE FROM KYLIE COSMETICS TODAY....... YALL WILL NOT BELIEVE THIS

— brianna 🇯🇲 (@btaylorbeauty) March 8, 2017

What happened to my kylighter?@KylieJenner @kyliecosmetics pic.twitter.com/hsI6QiK1my

— Carissa Elliott (@ElliottCarissa) March 8, 2017

@kyliecosmetics @KylieJenner GOOD DAY RUINED when my Kylighter arrived BUT THERE WAS NO PRODUCT inside 😭😭😭 help me!!! pic.twitter.com/XWpGlnI8ik

— elizabitch (@ElizabethDilts) March 8, 2017

But of course with all complaints, there is speculation. BUT, Kylie Cosmetics has yet to address this complaint formally and has instead addressed some customers privately via social media.

I guess if you get enough retweets and likes they'll send you a new kylighter...?🐸☕️ pic.twitter.com/Q94tCvPxD5

— jordan byers 👽 (@jordanebyers) March 9, 2017

Balmain Premieres Kids Collection

Diversified and Stylish... is how I like to describe Balmain's pint-size ad which features four adorable kids rocking some of the French based designer's most signature looks! The four tiny models are wearing mini-me versions of instantly recognizable Balmain pieces, including gold-buttoned blazers, skinny pants with moto detailing, velvet and gold-tipped boots. The brand, designed by Olivier Rousteing, the fashion house's creative director, is targeting boys and girls aged 6 to 14 with this line that includes Japanese denim and a fur coat. It is being produced in-house.

Of course, just because the pieces are mini versions of the originals worn by an "army" of A-listers including all the Kardashian-Jenners, the Hadid sisters, Jourdan Dunn. According to Balmain, the "small" pieces start at 190 euros (that's 205 in US dollars) for a sleeveless tee and reach $5,955 for an embroidered black dress!

With those prices I'd suggest taking out a small loan....

Check out the adorable kids in their designer pieces below!

Balmain for H&M

Yes you read correctly. Balmain is coming to H&M! 

Like H&M's past high-end collaborations which included Alexander Wang, Versace, Lanvin and Karl Largerfeld, this one is predicted to be epic. 

The man behind the design: Balmain Creative Director Olivier Rousteing

Balmain is a fashion house that was founded by French designer Pierre Balmain in 1945. The line sought to bring lavish and high end couture back to the fashion forefront. After Balmain passed away in 1982, the house was headed by a slew of other fashion greats over the years, one in which included the late Oscar de la Renta. Fast forward to today, Olivier Rousteing is now the creative director of the ultra-stylish label.

The line's purpose is to make Balmain available to everyone. In an interview with Vogue Rousteing said, "H&M allows me the unique possibility of bringing everyone into the world of Balmain, getting a piece of the dream and creating a global #HMBalmaination: a movement of togetherness, fuelled on a hashtag. The collaboration felt extremely natural to me as H&M is a brand that everybody connects to. It calls for unity, and I am all for it."

On Sunday evening, H&M confirmed the collaboration on Twitter stating " It's official! #BalmainParis is H&M's next guest designer collaboration!" with the hashtag #HMBALMANATION. Prior to the big reveal, models Kendall Jenner and Jourdan Dunn were on Instagram stating that they had "some news" to share with us at that last night's Billboard Awards. Later that evening Rousteing brought it all full circle when he posted a video on his Instagram page (check it out below) promoting the official new ad for the BalmainxH&M collaboration, which is set to be available later this year on November 5! 

BTW! If you guys are at all familiar with the past design collaborations at H&M then you all know that the high-end lines sell out fast! 

Kendall and Kylie Jenner at the Billboard Music Awards dressed in Balmain for H&M

Left to right: Jourdan Dunn,Olivier Rousteing and Kendall Jenner in ad campaign Balmain x H&M

A video posted by olivier rousteing (@olivier_rousteing) on May 17, 2015 at 9:16pm PDT