Kylie Jenner Shared an Unfiltered Selfie to Showcase Her New Leopard Makeup Collection — See the Photo - Allure

Kylie Jenner's new leopard-themed makeup collection is due to drop on Monday, October 26, and she's been having so much fun giving fans a sneak peek at the products. On Saturday evening, the Kylie Cosmetics founder did a whole tutorial using the line on her Instagram Story, and much to people's surprise, she posted a selfie with no filter on it after she was done to demonstrate what everything looks like in real life.

The star's look included a neutral brown smoky eye with a touch of gold placed on her inner corners, bright pink blush, and an ultra-glossy nude lip. Product-wise, she used several shadows from the unreleased leopard-inspired eye shadow palette — including Feline Fine, Seeing Stripes, and Golden Speed — as well as a pale pink gloss called Feline Cute.

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As you can see, the finished look is ultra-glamorous, which, let's be real, is not necessarily a shocker considering how much Jenner loves wearing high-impact makeup like this. Now, even though we won't be attending any holiday parties this year due to the pandemic, it's worth noting that this look is perfect for a special occasion — even if it's just a Zoom celebration.

Naturally, we love that Jenner shared an unfiltered photo of the makeup as it gives people a better idea of what the products look like in real life, without the help of smoothing effects and such. If you look closely, you can even see her pores cutely peeking through her pink blush. (A beautiful reminder that stars do in fact have pores, too.)

Props to the makeup mogul for foregoing the filter and showing how her products look without the help of special effects. You can officially shop the leopard collection on Monday, October 26, on kyliecosmetics.com.

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