Evanescence Is Releasing a Makeup Kit Inspired By Their Album ‘Fallen’

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It looks like Korn is not the only band releasing a themed makeup kit, for Evanescence has just announced their own makeup palette.

As reported by Kerrang!, In a similar manner to what Korn is doing, Evanescence is releasing a themed makeup kit, which is inspired by their album Fallen.

Fallen will be celebrating its 20th anniversary come this March; the release of this record tremendously boosted the band’s popularity, making them one of the biggest acts to emerge from the early aughts. This record includes some of the band’s biggest hits, such as “Bring Me to Life” and “My Immortal.”

Evanescence has teamed up with HipDot to bring fans this Fallen-themed makeup kit, which also features shades inspired by songs from the album.

Those shades are as follows:

  • Hello (Black – Matte)
    Going Under (Bright White – Shimmer)
    Haunted (Bright Blue/Silver – Foil)
    Bring Me to Life (Muted Blue/Grey – Matte)
    Everybody’s Fool (Dark Blue Jean – Matte)
    My Immortal (Royal Blue – Foil)
    Taking Over (Greyish Periwinkle – Foil)
    Imaginary (Deep Royal Blue – Glitter)

It is surreal to think that Fallen is soon to celebrate its 20th anniversary; for a lot of fans, this is a record that came out while they were either in middle school or high school.

What does the album mean to you? Are you interested in picking up one of these Fallen-inspired kits?

Once the kit is released at some point this week, you can head over to the HipDot website to purchase yourself one. The kit costs $22 (before shipping, taxes, etc.).

Below you will find a little trailer that teases the release of this kit; also below you will find links to several other Evanescence-related stories.

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Amy Lee Didn't Want a Rapper On 'Bring Me To Life,' Was Forced by Label

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