Caitlyn Jenner On Launching Her Finally Free Lipstick For Mac

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Today, M.A.C is proud to announce a partnership with Caitlyn Jenner that begins with the April 7 launch, exclusively on maccosmetics.com, of a limited-edition Lipstick created by Caitlyn. One hundred percent of the sales from her signature shade, Finally Free, will benefit the M.A.C AIDS Fund Transgender Initiative to expand its support of much needed grants to organizations and programs dedicated to improving transgender lives. Here, we speak with her about the transformative power of beauty and what it means to be Finally Free. I give you, Bruce Jenner lipstick. A photo posted by Caitlyn Jenner (@caitlynjenner) on Feb 26, 2016 at 1:00pm PST Why must the Kardashians/Jenners constantly hijack the beauty business?

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In case you’re wondering, no. I’m not going to “boycott” MAC (I really suck at boycotts), but I will say this.

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I’m disappointed. Why does society embrace this mental illness? Why do they glamorize it?

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Bruce, Caitlyn– whatever– needs help, not affirmation. That doesn’t mean he deserves to be bullied and ridiculed, but at some point, we have to ask ourselves if we’re REALLY helping the transgender community by ignoring the root of the problem. We simply tell them their urges are completely normal.

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We tell them to embrace it. Funny, we don’t do that with any other mental illness. Why this one? It’s not helping them. It’s hurting them. Talking about the reality of the situation doesn’t make you “unloving.” Quite the contrary.

But I digress.