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Reality TV Villains NeNe Leakes, Pauly D and More Front NYX Professional Makeup’s SFX Line Just in Time for Halloween

Julia Teti
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NYX Professional Makeup is introducing a limited-edition line of SFX makeup just in time for Halloween with the help of some of reality TV’s biggest stars. The cosmetics company launches a new SFX collection for the forthcoming holiday, with a campaign featuring “Real Housewives” alum NeNe Leakes as Poison Ivy, “Jersey Shore” star Pauly D as The Joker and more notorious villains.

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Taisa Hafentstein, NYX
Tasia Hafenstein for NYX.

The collection of SFX makeup is designed for easy use. NYX’s limited-edition line features the SFX face and body paint palettes, butter gloss metallics and SFX paint and body sticks in unique, vibrant colors.

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Pieces from the collection can be applied to enhance the eyes, face and body. Bold colorblocking and precision application combine to create SFX illusion artistry ideal for a villainous makeup look.

Christine Quinn, NYX
Christine Quinn for NYX.

The face and body paint features a smooth application, while the metallic gloss comes in blood and ice hues for a final touch.

The SFX paint and body sticks feature a buildable coverage that dries down to create a flawless matte finish.

Whitney Adebayo, NYX
Whitney Adebayo for NYX.

NYX’s campaign for the limited-edition SFX collection features stars from reality TV shows like the “Love Island” franchise and more to showcase the makeup products capabilities.

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Campaign images for the NYX SFX makeup collection features Leakes, Pauly D, Whitney Adebayo of “Love Island U.K.,” Cely Vazquez of “Love Island USA,” Christine Quinn of “Selling Sunset” and Tasia Hafenstein of “Love Island Australia.”

Cely Vazquez, NYX
Cely Vazquez for NYX.

Each reality TV star poses for the campaign as iconic supervillains and characters from the DC universe, “A Nightmare on Elm Street” and “Beetlejuice.”

The SFX makeup looks featured in the campaign were achieved using NYX’s new products, with makeup designed by celebrity makeup artist and SFX industry leader Mimi Cho.

Pauly D, NYX
Paul D. for NYX.

Along with the campaign and limited-edition makeup collection NYX will also launch an interactive “Who Stole Halloween?” series. Beginning Oct. 1 on NYX’s official social media channels, the infamous reality TV stars feature in behind-the-scenes drama from the NYX Halloween campaign shoot.

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Each episode from the social series will include clues viewers will have to watch out for in order to uncover the villain who stole Halloween.

NeNe Leakes, NYX
NeNe Leakes for NYX.

Viewers can cast their vote for the chance to win exclusive prizes. Among the prizes, fans could win up to $10,000.

Founded in Los Angeles by Toni Ko in 1999, NYX Professional Makeup features vegan and cruelty-free beauty products designed for everyday essentials to SFX uses. The cosmetics company has been PETA-certified since 2015.

NYX Makeup SFX Line Releases for Halloween With Reality Star Models
NYX Makeup SFX Line Releases for Halloween With Reality Star Models

Nyx Professional Ultimate Shadow Palette

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NYX Makeup SFX Line Releases for Halloween With Reality Star Models
NYX Makeup SFX Line Releases for Halloween With Reality Star Models

Nyx Professional Metallic Glitter

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NYX Makeup SFX Line Releases for Halloween With Reality Star Models
NYX Makeup SFX Line Releases for Halloween With Reality Star Models

Nyx Professional Sfx Face & Body Paint Palette

$15

Buy Now at nyx professional


Launch Gallery: NYX Professional Makeup Transforms Nene Leakes Into Poison Ivy, Pauly D as The Joker & More Reality Stars in SFX Products Halloween Campaign

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