Kylie Jenner is reportedly settling out of court with a cosmetics company that says the mogul ripped off its branding idea.
According to The Blast, the Kylie Cosmetics CEO was sued back in October of 2018 by Tiffany Herrmann, who runs a company called Sheree Cosmetics. Herrmann reportedly claimed that Jenner ripped off the packaging concept from Sheree's "Born to Sparkle" makeup line. Herrmann claims that the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star released an eyeshadow palette of the same likeness and sold it on her website. The line reportedly has the same name, packaging, and colors as Herrmann's concept.
It was reported on Friday that Jenner and Herrmann have exchanged information as a means to dissolve the matter. Jenner is reportedly hoping to bring an end to the "beef" between the two lines and will come to an agreement privately. Herrmann reportedly claims that Jenner has been stealing makeup from the "Born to Sparkle" line since 2017. The cosmetics line is reportedly suing Jenner for unspecified damages, and was also seeking an injunction from the courts in an effort to stop Jenner from selling the collection.
