Lottie London Stamp Liner rebrands for Pride with cute new symbols including hearts and butterflies
Lottie London has reimagined its fan-favourite liner with “positivity” stamps for Pride. (Lottie London)
Lottie is celebrating Pride Month with a reimagined edition of its popular Lottie London Stamp Liner.
The makeup brand is adding cute stamps to its fan-favourite liner that represent positivity for Pride.
They’re now available to buy for £5.95 each from the Lottie London website.
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The makeup brand has rebranded its cult favourite eyeliner to celebrate Pride Month and raise money for an LGBT+ charity.
The liners feature a classic felt pen on one end and a “positivity-inspired” stamp on the other to help create endless eye makeup looks.
The Stamp Liner: Love Edition is available in three styles with butterfly, smile and heart options to choose from, that can be used to stamp on your eye or wherever desired.
Lottie London says they each stamp represents feeling free, happy and love and is a nostalgic throwback to an “OG fave.”
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They’ve also teamed up with LGBT+ artists to create looks using the stamp liners including author Jamie Windust and makeup influencer Chris Arroza.
In an Instagram post Jamie Windust says: “For me, the liquid liner stamp back in the hay day was an absolute hero item.
“It unlocked my drama, my rebellious side, a side of me that wanted to have fun, explore make-up but also explore who I was as a queer and trans person.”
While Chris adds: “Growing up in a very religious family, it was difficult to express myself without being intimidated by what my family thought of me.
“Now that I use makeup as a gateway for self expression, I unlock my pride by popping on a fierce lash and liner to express both the amazing masculine and feminine qualities that make me… me!”.
Lottie London has confirmed that 50 percent of the sales of the three liners will be donated to the Kaleidoscope Trust.
To shop the three liners head to lottie.london.
