66-Year-Old Woman Considers Launching Makeup Brand

February 20, 2016 / Posted by:

Former Olympian, Caitlyn Jenner, who is also stunning and brave, has decided to possibly cash in on what her family is most famous for. No, it’s not a sex tape! Although, I’m sure that would do gangbusters if it were in theaters, pun intended. And no, she isn’t dating a black man. AND NO, her butt isn’t big. It’s makeup, silly!

According to TMZKaitlyn (not a typo) and her people have filed paperwork trademarking her name for use in cosmetics. The application covers everything from makeup to fragrance to nail polish. If you’ll stroll down memory lane for a moment… In response to Diane Sawyer saying she hates wearing makeup and getting dressed up she said, “to me it’s new… You’ve been doing it for a while,” so she’s still having fun being girly. Makes sense she’d do cosmetics. It’s every girl’s dream to be the glamorous CEO of a makeup empire which she runs with a flawless face and firm hand. I’m hoping she models herself after Laurel Hedare, as played by Sharon Stone, in the cinematic masterpiece Catwoman.

There’s no word on the how, when and why of this endeavour, but considering how well Kardashian brand products do, especially the makeup, it’s wise of her to take this step. Teen girls everywhere who think Instagram is the human end game might not want makeup from a 66-year-old, but there’s a whole wide world out there and a cosmetics line from someone trans is very on point for the current climate and future. And I’m sure Caitlyn Jenner’s biggest fan Ricky Gervais has already placed a giant pre-order for his wife.

Check out the gallery below of Caitlyn’s recent visit to and speech at the University of Pennsylvania:

Pics: Splash

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