Kylie Jenner fans aren’t happy that the makeup maven used scandalous names for her blushes when a majority of her customers are “barely” teenagers.
The reality TV star and new mom to a baby girl, Stormi, advertised her pressed blushes on Tuesday, which have names like “virginity,” “barely legal” and “X-rated.”
The questionable naming choices left some fans uncomfortable, especially knowing Kylie customers are often as young as 12.
“Seriously @KylieJenner, choose better names for your products. You have 12+ year old fans! 'Barely Legal' 'Virginity,’” one user wrote.
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Kylie Jenner received criticism from her fans after sharing a line of make up with the text "X Rated" and "Barely Legal" on Instagram.
(kyliejenner via Instagram)Another added, “Kylie Jenner has blushers called ‘Barely Legal’ and ‘Virginity’ targeting teenagers. Wtf?”
“Kylie's blushes are: 'virginity' 'x rated' and 'barely legal' she is like selling her lack of a childhood in makeup form do what you will,” one user wrote.
A fourth social media user called out the 20-year-old’s branding choices considering the controversy surrounding her previous relationship with Tyga — who is eight years older than her — when she was just a teen.
“What with the whole Tyga thing you'd think Kylie Jenner might think twice about releasing a blush called ‘barely legal,’” the user wrote.
Jenner is now dating rapper Travis Scott, who is the father of daughter Stormi.
Kris Jenner, the matriarch of the Kardashian-Jenner empire, revealed to Women’s Wear Daily in August that Kylie Cosmetics grossed more than $420 million over the course of 18 months.
WWD reported that Kylie Cosmetics could be the next $1 billion brand by 2022.
Kylie Jenner has not commented on the backlash regarding her recent blush names.
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A rep for the star did not immediately respond to a Daily News request for comment.
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