On the heels of her size and shade-inclusive Savage x Fenty lingerie launch, Rihanna announced on Monday, May 14, that she's coming for our wallets yet again with the release of her upcoming Fenty Beauty collection.
On May 21, Rihanna will launch the second iteration for her Fenty Beauty 'Beach Please' collection with a new batch of illuminating products just in time for the summer season. The forthcoming Beach Please collection will bring back Body Lava, which sold out almost immediately when it was first introduced back in March, Fairy Bomb glitter powder, and the face and body Kabuki brush.
In addition to the original Beach Please products, Rih is releasing a limited-edition collection of Killawatt Foils, including a shimmery duo in 'Mimosa Sunrise' and 'Sangria Sunset,' as well as 'lip luminizers and eye shimmers' in an array of colours like gold, teal, purple, pink and more.
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Like always, the Fenty Beauty Beach Please collection will be available for purchase at fentybeauty.com, Harvey Nichols, and Sephora when it officially launches in two weeks.
Nerisha Penrose is the Beauty Commerce Editor at ELLE.com. Prior to joining the team, she was an Editorial Fellow at ELLE.com. In her current role, she helps lead coverage on makeup, skin care, hair, and fragrances. With over six years of experience in the world of beauty editorial, Nerisha enjoys delving deep into the complexities of fragrance notes, hunting for the best fixes for acne-prone skin, and advocating for daily sunscreen use. She regularly researches and tests the latest products, consults beauty professionals (including our Beauty Advisory Board) to determine the best expert-approved formulas to recommend, and conducts interviews with luminaries across the industry. Nerisha received her bachelor’s degree in Communication and Media Studies from Temple University before joining the editorial teams at Nylon and Billboard. In 2020, she co-launched our popular franchise The State of Black Beauty, an ongoing exploration of—and destination for—beauty at the intersection of Black culture.
