Two It-girl brands have come together for one skin-care collaboration. Lemme, Kourtney Kardashian Barker’s supplement line, and Starface, Julie Schott’s acne-positive skin-care brand, have launched the Healthy Skin Collection, a limited-edition three-step routine for, well, healthy skin. It arrives exclusively at Target on Sunday, May 17.
“Together, we’re giving our community a more complete way to support healthy, glowy skin, with the science and design to match,” says Lemme co-founder Simon Huck. More than a year in the making, the collection pairs ingestible wellness with topical skin care in a way that feels tailor-made for Gen Z’s beauty routine: playful, effective and stigma-free.
The three-piece lineup includes Healthy Skin Gummies, reimagined in Starface’s signature star shape and formulated with vitamins C and E, collagen peptides, lemon balm and zinc; a limited-edition lilac version of Starface’s beloved Hydro-Stars hydrocolloid pimple patches; and Lemonade Star Balm, a nourishing moisturizing stick to seal in hydration.
In celebration of the launch, the brands have leaned into one of the Kardashian Barker family’s most viral moments: Alabama Barker’s headline-making “$200K Christmas haul” from 2025, where she revealed the holiday presents she received. In the new campaign video, the original over-the-top luxury haul gets a Target shopping-spree makeover packed with viral essentials, including the new collection, while Kardashian Barker attempts to keep things on track from the director’s chair.
Beyond the playful campaign, the partnership also taps into a larger shift in skin care: shoppers want routines that support their skin from both the supplement aisle and the bathroom counter. “This is Lemme’s first collaboration in the acne-care space, and Starface was the right partner from day one,” says Huck. “They’ve built real authority on the topical side, and we bring the clinically-studied, inside-out approach.”
The Lemme x Starface Healthy Skin Collection launches exclusively at Target beginning May 17.
